This year I wanted to make my Gingerbread house a little more “simple”, only decorating it with white royal icing. I have used different styles of piping details inspired by the Gingerbread houses from Martha Stewart. It is very Scandinavian, I think 
Like last year, I have added electric lights inside the house and I think it looks so charming when the lights burst out through the windows. I always give the Gingerbread house to my MIL and she only just threw out, last years gingerbread house a couple of month ago. So I am a bit excited, to see how long she will keep this one 
Happy Caking and Merry Christmas to all of you!
Louise
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Priscilla Chuo says:
Dec 28, 2009
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Here’s wishing you a great year ahead!!
Keep up your wonderful work!
Cheers!
Mrs. Cozy Home says:
Dec 28, 2009
Thanks for all your fantastic posts this year, I’ve loved following your blog, can’t wait to see what’s to come!!
Wishing you a Happy and Healthy 2010!!
Mrs. Cozy Home
Natalie says:
Dec 27, 2009
Happy Holidays and New Year!
Could I ask you about tiered cakes? How do you stack them on top of each other without getting them to crack or ‘sink’
Diana says:
Dec 27, 2009
Winter Holidays as beautiful and quiet, which will fill the soul with joy, confidence, hope and love!
Jill says:
Dec 27, 2009
That would be BEAUTIFUL — not beautful.
Jill says:
Dec 27, 2009
It does look very Scandinavian!! It’s beautful and I love the simplicity of the design!
Anna says:
Dec 26, 2009
Very cute! Very simple! I like it a lot, and I think it’s because of the simplicity of it. Merry Christmas!
Alessandra says:
Dec 26, 2009
Beautiful! here is the one I made last year http://alessandrazecchini.blogspot.com/2009/12/good-ideas-for-christmas.html
Happy Holidays