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| Whimsical Gingerbread House Tree Figurinees |
If you love gingerbread house decor during your holiday season, then you will adore these cute trees. If you want to incorporate this concept into your gingerbread house techniques, there is absolutely no difficulty in tracking down sugar cones and doing a little stacking.
If you need a little padding between cones to create a layer that makes for distinct levels of each cone section, I suggest using a soft candy like Air Heads, rolling out a bit between parchment paper layers to thin, and placing between sections. Marshmallow would work as well. Fondant would also work.
Of course, a single cone makes an elegant tree, while stacked cones are more whimsical.
For more gingerbread house techniques, be sure to explore this post (
http://allthingsgingerbread.blogspot.com/p/gingerbread-cutting-techniques.html), full of my cutting techniques for making your own gingerbread houses.
If you don't really want to make your own gingerbread house village, these beautiful ceramic gingerbread houses are just wonderful. There are lots of additional options, and this can be equally captivating for adults and children. My sister-in-law has extensive Christmas village displays set up each year, and they fascinate the kids. I love the idea of a gingerbread Christmas village theme!
Explore more ceramic gingerbread house decor.
Yard flags are great for use in your holiday decorating. They serve as visual reminders of the season without requiring a huge amount of effort. You can save all of your decorating energy for your gingerbread house project in the kitchen! The gingerbread house yard flag depicted is a beautiful choice of holiday imagery, great for greeting carolers or for welcoming your grandkids to gingerbread camp.
Of course, if you are looking for a gingerbread man or an inflatable gingerbread house, there are always more gingerbread house yard decor possibilities.