Sunday Sweets: Oh, SNAP!
'Tis the season for gingerbread, spice, and everything nice, right? So here are some pretties to inspire you before you set off to make those cookies and houses and rocket ships and whatnot. :)
First up, the cookies may be simple, but this gorgeous pattern is not:
By the Whipped Bakeshop
Check out the shine on that gold!
Oh, and if you want to try painting on your cookies, fondant makes a great base.
Speaking of which, here's a whole hand-painted gingerbread scene:
By NeviePieCakes
So sweet! I love the tiny birdhouse painted above the door.
Gotta have a few traditional cuties in here:
To be honest, this might be a combination of both cake and gingerbread, but look! It lights up! (All together now: OoooOOoooh.)
I am thoroughly enamored with this fun edible centerpiece:
Submitted by Kimberlee G. and made by not martha
Love the blue!
And I'm sure no one here will be surprised that this one in particular caught my eye:
It's actually *not* Cinderella's castle, but it's similar enough to please any Disney nut. You know, like me.
The amazing Artisan Cake Company actually did a feature on their blog of even *more* fabulous gingerbread houses, so I shamelessly stole these next two from them (but be sure to check out the link for the rest):
From the Carolina Inn Gingerbread house competition
I am in love with all the details: the little rose over the window, the bear topiaries, and the way the "snow" on the roof is dripping from the shingles. Just. A. Mazing.
Forgive me for yet another Disney reference, but does this next one remind anyone else of the Norway pavilion in Epcot?
Now, one thing about gingerbread: it's always so...brown. You know? Not all that exciting for a technicolor dream coat kinda gal like me.
Now, THIS, on the other hand:
By Pat Kilkenny
[nodding] That'll do, donkey. That'll do.
(Is that Fruit Stripe gum I spy on the roof?)
And finally, an undersea treasure from the one, the only...
Highland Bakery:
You just keep rockin' on with your bad crustaceous self, Highland. I mean, seriously: is that octopus attaching the candy seashells on the roof with a wee little piping bag? Really?
Ok, you get a blown kiss for that. **Mwuah!**
First up, the cookies may be simple, but this gorgeous pattern is not:
By the Whipped BakeshopCheck out the shine on that gold!
Oh, and if you want to try painting on your cookies, fondant makes a great base.
Speaking of which, here's a whole hand-painted gingerbread scene:
By NeviePieCakesSo sweet! I love the tiny birdhouse painted above the door.
Gotta have a few traditional cuties in here:
And now, more houses!
To be honest, this might be a combination of both cake and gingerbread, but look! It lights up! (All together now: OoooOOoooh.)
I am thoroughly enamored with this fun edible centerpiece:
Submitted by Kimberlee G. and made by not marthaIt's a gingerbread partridge in a pear tree!
Amanda F. spotted these architectural wonders at the Festival of Trees in Utah:
Amanda F. spotted these architectural wonders at the Festival of Trees in Utah:
Love the blue!And I'm sure no one here will be surprised that this one in particular caught my eye:
The amazing Artisan Cake Company actually did a feature on their blog of even *more* fabulous gingerbread houses, so I shamelessly stole these next two from them (but be sure to check out the link for the rest):
From the Carolina Inn Gingerbread house competitionI am in love with all the details: the little rose over the window, the bear topiaries, and the way the "snow" on the roof is dripping from the shingles. Just. A. Mazing.
Forgive me for yet another Disney reference, but does this next one remind anyone else of the Norway pavilion in Epcot?
I want to know how they made gingerbread look like carved wood! Wow.
Ok, now let's get a little crazy:
[singing] Fly me to the moon
Let me eat gingerbread among the stars...
Now, one thing about gingerbread: it's always so...brown. You know? Not all that exciting for a technicolor dream coat kinda gal like me.
Now, THIS, on the other hand:
By Pat Kilkenny[nodding] That'll do, donkey. That'll do.
(Is that Fruit Stripe gum I spy on the roof?)
And finally, an undersea treasure from the one, the only...
Highland Bakery:
You just keep rockin' on with your bad crustaceous self, Highland. I mean, seriously: is that octopus attaching the candy seashells on the roof with a wee little piping bag? Really?
Ok, you get a blown kiss for that. **Mwuah!**
Have a Sweet to nominate? Then send it to Sunday Sweets [at] Cake Wrecks [dot] com.
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