Gingerbread House Base by craeen

Last crawled date: 3 years, 1 month ago

PRINT IN VASE MODE
This is a fast, large print and is very fun to watch it "grow". Follow the print settings below and it should print in at least 49 minutes, maybe you can tweak it to finish even faster? After printing, use some frosting glue (I like a buttercream frosting made with crisco and water as then it's safe to eat days later) and "glue" on graham crackers to the sides and roof. Hide all seams with lots of frosting and candy! This is a great kid or family project.
We used the original/plain graham crackers as their density is greater than some of the flavored ones. (for example we tried the cinnamon ones and they are super crumbly so we don't recommend them for this project) The small house uses half graham cracker pieces (2.5" square pieces) while the large house uses the full graham cracker (2.5" x 5"). We put the 3D printed house form on top of a graham cracker and cutting board and used a sharp knife to trim the correct angle on the door sides of the houses.