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- Sugary Goodness
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: mrs_planeflyer
- Van Buren, AR
- Tudor Style Gingerbread House
- Christmas Entryway
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: mrs_kolanko
- North Smithfield, RI
- A traditional mini gingerbread house.
- Home Tweet Home for the Holidays
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: jonaschick152
- Weaverville, NC,
- Our tradition focuses on gingerbread homes . One year, the kids created Mickey and Minnies homes (yes, the structures from Toontown). Another year, our son decided that home meant home plate, so... more
- Celebrating Christmas in China
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: libsib2
- Odessa, TX
- Celebrating Christmas in China with dancing gingerbread pandas, a Tree a Light (Chinas version of the Christmas tree) and a beautiful gingerbread pagoda may be a bit unusual for a gingerbread house... more
- Deb's Gingerbread Cottage
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: Deb Hartwell
- Kimberly, ID
- I have always enjoyed gingerbread -- my whole kitchen is adorned with it at the holidays! I designed this creation based on a compliation of things I had seen in books throughout my childhood and... more
- Gingerbread smiles
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: momofsonanddaughter
- One of my fondest Christmas memories is when my mother and I made a gingerbread house for me to give to one of my grade school classmates. The little boy loved it so much that his mother called my... more
- Troys & Grandmas
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: VIXEN65
- Campbell, CA
- Just Having a little fun as we get into the Spirit of Christmas....Hope you like it he is 3yrs
- Santa's House
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: sbuckwell
- Conway, SC
- It is a busy time of year at Sant'a house. The house is covered with peppermint snow and icicles abound, while penguins dance on the icy river. The sugar gazebo is a good place to take a rest from... more
- Dream Home
- Gingerbread Houses Photo by: SpinachPancake
- Ny,
- This cookie house was made on a budget and is fun, easy and dont forget Yummy!
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Homemade for the Holidays
Tips for Taking a Great Photo:
- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your gingerbread house or holiday cookie is the star!
- Daytime, natural light is best. If your area is bright enough, try taking the photo without the flash.
- Upload a horizontal photo. If you crop the image on your computer, make sure you keep a landscape 4:3 aspect ratio.
- For best results, make your image 1200x900 (or "save for web").
- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!