buy cialis buy viagra

Christmas Crafting Activity: Graham Cracker Houses

written by threadslinger

Graham Cracker houses

Every year in college around the holidays my friends and I would have a night where we made graham cracker houses. Why not gingerbread you ask? Well, graham crackers are cheaper, take less effort and honestly, the fun of the houses is eating all the candy you stack on them anyway!This is a great craft for children and adults. Here is a quick tutorial for the materials you would need to make your very own graham cracker houses.

Materials needed

-Graham crackers (1 box makes about 3 normal houses)
-Lots of frosting (I usually put it in a plastic baggy and cut a hole in one of the corners for easy squeezing)
-Candies! Get creative here but the best kinds are:
- Gum drops
- Mini candy canes
- Licorice ropes (ie twizzlers pull n peel)
- Various hard candies
- Marshmellows
- Apple rings
- Chocolate kisses
- Powered Sugar (to sprinkle like snow on your house! :)

Directions

1. Construct your house using the frosting as the glue that holds it all together.
2. Decorate your face off!
3. Eat your house before it turns gross. Yay for the holidays!

One Response to “Christmas Crafting Activity: Graham Cracker Houses”

  • Mel says:

    I’ve always wanted to make a gingerbread house…but like you, I was mostly interested in the decorating and candy. I am totally gonna have to make one of these!
    Maybe a Valentine’s “Love Shack”!

Leave a Reply

About Us

    We're a pair of young New Yorkers. Caro works in politics and Marie studies law.

    Together, we make stuff -- from yarn, fabric, paper and food. We post tutorials to share our love of craft and inspire you -- 117 project/tutorials and counting (see 'em all here!)

    More about us

    Marie would love to do commissioned work for you or personal swaps -- email her at diynamite@gmail.com

On Flickr