How to make glass windows for gingerbread house

This step-by-step craft is an easier way to make a gingerbread house. Instead of the traditional three-dimensional project, a supported facade is a beautiful and simpler alternative.

Is it in your wish to use stained glass windows in your gingerbread house this Christmas? Entreat your kitchen with this guide. Follow the steps and learn how to make perfect gingerbread house stained glass windows. It's super easy and fun.

Instead of purchasing a "cookie cutter" gingerbread cutter set, draw out your design on cardstock. Cut out the shapes from the card stock and place them on your rolled dough. Then, use a sharp knife cut out the shapes from the dough. That way, you have a gingerbread house unique to you

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This was the first year that I tried to make stained glass windows for the gingerbread house . And it was a lot easier than I had feared ...

Try one of our creative ideas for decorating a gingerbread house with candies, icing, cookies and more.

Man, this would have been useful for when I was a kid.

This gingerbread church contains six edible stained glass windows, depicting scenes of the Nativity and Christmastime, made from isomalt and cake fondant to hold in the different colors when poured.

Gingerbread House Windows with Isomalt 👩🏼‍🍳✨ In today's video I teach you how easy it is to make really beautiful, realistic, edible windows for a gingerbread house using isomalt! Anybody can do this, so be sure to give it a try and let me know how it goes! I spent a lot of time on this video and I hope that you all find it enjoyable to watch! 😌