The cute simplicity of this Minimal-Traditional style house caught my attention! Screaming to be a gingerbread house!

The Ivy Gingerbread House, inspired by a real house, started as a custom template request and has become a favorite for many bakers.

This New England Salt-Box house, with the style reminiscent of days-gone-by. This gingerbread house is great for beginners.

The Pixie Gingerbread House was created as a fun, simple house to decorate and then donated to the Eugene Oregon Festival of Trees.

I want to live in this Gingerbread House, out in the snow, in the middle of the woods... which was the inspiration behind the design.

The perfect small gingerbread house for children to decorate, or for a gingerbread village, or for a gingerbread party, or special gifts!

This Gingerbread Tree House was designed by James Wilson, and he absolutely did not want to use any candy! Oh the thought!!!!

This Santa Express Gingerbread Train display was the first non-house gingerbread item I've created, and the challenge was super fun!

The Cal Young Gingerbread House is inspired by the real house located at 1610 Cal Young Street, in Eugene, Oregon.

The Elf Gingerbread House was created when I needed a quick and easy gingerbread house for a gingerbread party/fellowship at a local church.

The St. Andrews House is a favorite house of mine. Simple and yet majestic, with grand front columns made from giant candy cane sticks.