My kids had a dream of multiple Gingerbread treehouses with walkways of fruit leather, and a zipline of floss and gingerbread. As you can see, we didn't quite get to that level, but we did have a lot of fun.
We have one main treehouse, with two tree platforms - one for cooking gummi worms over a firepit, and one for eating gummi worms.
In the background, the gummi bears are on the forest floor hunting for wild gummi worms with toothpick spears.
My kids ideas . . . really.
Laughter greeted this gingerbread scene when family members viewed, and I hope it gives you that same kind of joy.
I know that fantasy action adventure isn't quite what you might expect out of gingerbread, but in my household, it isn't that surprising.
Now, if I could just get my kids to be Star Wars fans . . . we could try a Milleium Falcon gingerbread scene . . . but so far, they aren't taken with that idea.
But with the Gummi Bears, they almost have an Ewok village - they are so close and they don't even know it! Keep trying.
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAlex - True!
ReplyDeleteAngie - Thanks!
BTW - that's all gingerbread, frosting, and gummi worm - and all edible by my family - all gluten free, corn free, soy free, etc free. The brown frosting has cocoa in it, and the pillars/tree trunks are layered gingerbread cookies.
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