Day 10: Gingerbread Houses
{PRIVATE CLASS}
Is it an activity, a decoration or a yummy Christmas goodie? It’s all of the above and making one is often a family tradition too.
We’re talking about GINGERBREAD HOUSES. Kids love to make them. Adults love to make them. People throw gingerbread house-making parties. There are competitions for building them. A gingerbread house is definitely a Christmas staple.
Your mission: Capture a photo of a gingerbread house.
What do you do if gingerbread houses are NOT a part of your Christmas?
- Skip this! If it doesn’t fit for you don’t worry and move on.
- Substitute for something that is a part of your Christmas.
- Consider: Were gingerbread houses part of your life as a child, do you have an untold childhood story? You don’t need a photo of the actual gingerbread house in order to tell the story. If you don’t have a photo, find a substitute!
Example of things you may substitute:
- Christmas baking (although we’ll be seeing this very soon!)
- Your Christmas centerpiece
- Elf on a Shelf
- Making paper snowflakes
- Making Christmas ornaments
Here’s a link with more ideas about scrapbooking GINGERBREAD HOUSES.
TIP:
Think about Christmas scrapbooking in categories. Most prompts will fit into one, or more, of these four categories.
- Activities
- Decorating
- Food
- Traditions
By including scrapbook pages from all four categories you will share a complete view of what your Christmas season looks like.
Now carry on with the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, the scrapbooking is covered!