If you’re looking for real estate in the sustainable gingerbread house market, then you’ve come to the right place.
Dave S. waved the Checkered Flag for the sustainable gingerbread house contest a few days, but I thought it’s worth showing you all the variety of different entries we received. Although they range from “fancy” to “technical” to “rustic”, all entries were essentially awesome.
Anyway, below are money shots of all entries, with a link to the Flickr section that houses more photographs of the particular creation. We’ll go in temporal order from the first entry to the last. Contest results will be decided by January 31st, and all entry images (85 photographs in total) can be seen here.
greenlagirl
Roblemo
kixio
trae 78
Dr. Free-ride
JTullis
JMatteis
CPedermo
ACook
GHarper
SMulhauser
monika.pearl
rural.gingerbreadist
AdinaBob
AHoff
ACasselman
MMajidian
KGasparino
Slave to the Light (entered after contest deadline)
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