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You will be the hippest parent on the block when you suggest to your children they host a gingerbread house party. You don’t need to have a birthday to host a kid’s party.
We have a few tips and tricks for you to carry this party off with ease.
- Build the houses out of graham crackers ahead of time. Use two crackers split in half for the four walls and another split in half for the roof.
- Cut a cracker-half diagonally, creating two triangles to be used as the gable ends of the roof.
- Royal icing is an excellent glue to hold everything together. Make a batch and fill plastic bottle containers, which is done easily if you put the icing into a piping bag, or plastic bag snipped on the corner, and squeeze into each bottle.
- Give each guest a bottle of icing and some double dip white cups filled with candies to decorate their gingerbread house.
- Provide gingerbread men or other holiday cookies to be decorated.
- For the trip home, package the gingerbread houses in our frankly my dear windowed gable box. Two houses fit perfectly in one box.
- Children love anything with their name on it so go ahead and personalize the box using stickers or rub-on letters.
- Place the gingerbread men along with any other crafts or creations in our hello cello cellophane bags, tie with some holiday ribbon or our in the knick of twine.
This party is so easy and guaranteed to fill your house and heart with laughter and smiles. Just like that, you took a moment, and created a memory.
Perfect Garnish for:
- Children’s parties
- Christmas parties
- Family get-togethers
- Holiday parties
- A unique party idea
- Dinner parties (why leave all the fun to the little ones!)
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