Gingerbread House Kit - Ann Clark US Tin Plated Steel by Ann Clark Cookie Cutters

Great cutter and accompanying information was useful. Made cute small gingerbread house.

The cutter itself was lovely, but was smaller than expected so I returned it . The product dimensions in description are even slightly bigger than the packaging it was attached to !

Es un cortador miniatura

I have NEVER made gingerbread houses before. I've always made Christmas houses with graham crackers. I tell you what--these cookie cutters make it SO much easier than even that! This comes with a recipe and two cookie cutters. Super simple, you cut two house shapes and 4 rectangles. Let cool, then assemble. This even includes a recipe for the frosting. Which is super great.I doubled the recipe for the cookies and got enough pieces for 14 houses. I rolled mine to 1/8 inch thick, and even though the recipe says it will make four houses (per recipe) I got seven per batch. I might roll them a little thicker, but the thinner pieces were really great at holding their shape and making the house. I also doubled the recipe for the royal icing, and it was just a little too much for the 14 houses.The houses are pretty little, but a perfect size for small hands to decorate. We could fit about 20 starburst candies on the roof, and it was shorter than a candy cane. About the size of a milk carton from school--which is about the same size as we were making with the graham crackers.If you are planning to use these to make your own houses, here are my suggestions:1) Get rolling pin rings. I own this set https://www.amazon.com/REGENCY-EVENDOUGH-BANDS-ROLLING-RINGS/dp/B004QP5EME/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1480290687&sr=8-2&keywords=rolling+pin+rings2) Refrigerate the dough well. Seriously, this will help.3) Bake the houses the day before you assemble the houses.4) Adult assembly is required. They fit together but kids would find it a bit frustrating5) Set them up on cardboard or cake circles

Great little item. Smaller house, less work.

Expected a gingerbread house kit, just got 2 low quality cookie cutters. Dont buy this.

These are super cute little cookie cutters ~ I think they'll make gingerbread houses about the same size as the graham cracker ones, only much, much cuter and tastier! I love the idea, too, since everyone loves the look and experience of decorating gingerbread houses, but the store bought ones taste nasty and usually have crappy candy, so I seldom let my kids eat them because once they start, the house is ruined and I don't want to let them eat the entire thing! But these ~ these are the perfect size! Everyone can have their cake (er, gingerbread house) and eat it too!I haven't baked the cookies on the included recipe yet, but it's a pretty simple and straightforward recipe. We are hosting a little party for the kids in a few days & everyone will get their own gingerbread house to decorate and take home. And we can reuse these cute little cookie cutters every year - all for less than the price of one store bought gingerbread house with crappy candy! Win!