How To Build An Indestructible Gingerbread House : The Salt We asked some civil engineers to help us end that yearly holiday housing crisis: collapsing gingerbread homes. With this design ...

Make the Gingerbread House Base. You’ll need a rigid base on which to build the gingerbread house. It will need to be at least 12 inches square, but you can make it bigger if you want to add ...

Gingerbread houses are not unlike human egos: fragile and easily crumbled. Building one that doesn’t collapse into dust when you breathe on it requires a…let’s call it a substance known as ...

How to Build a Graham Cracker Gingerbread House. With your supplies assembled, it's time to bring your gingerbread house to life: Design and Cut: It can be helpful to sketch out your gingerbread ...

Make it at home in just 6 easy steps! This family-friendly activity will keep kids (and bored adults) busy throughout the holidays.

Steph: Then it was time to build!Step 1: Turn on the Christmas music playlist you’ve had ready for the past 24 hours. Step 2: Make the base out of cardboard wrapped in aluminum foil (thank you ...

Run! Run! As fast as you can! It’s time to catch the KELOLAND Living segment on gingerbread houses!Okay, we weren’t actually able to catch the gingerbread man, but we were able to convi… ...

3. Use foam board for a template for your gingerbread house. In order to test the construction and dimensions needed, Faith and Deborah used foam board to build their idea.

When making a gingerbread house, the right type of frosting is one of the most important elements of the entire craft. As Doug Orr, says, "A properly made royal icing works as the perfect glue." ...

Images of charcuterie chalets are trending on Instagram as more families are ditching the cookies and sweets to build a Candyland for carnivores. Now Hayward’s Salami Guy, Evan Inada from Col… ...