Oh My, Cats! Lulu's Edible Art

Beautiful!!!!!

Wow!  Fantastic!  Bravooo!  Sprinkling sugar dust all over you!

Fantastic! Just curious - where did you use the edible papers and rubber stamps? And how were the stained glass windows in the church made? Thanks!

Thank you very much Julia, the stained glass are in the pink house  windows and the edible paper it's in the curtains. I Use stained glass in the church's windows first and when all was assembled the windows began to bleed and stain the paint maybe for the humidity it was a disaster and decided to do it all again, this time I changed the technique for the  windows by simply marbling R.I
The rubber stamps I used them to mark the fondant in the design of the church's roof.
It is the first time I make a gingerbread house but I inspire
much in your work I greatly admire, your book helped me a lot
in the process.
I decided to participate in Canada's National Gingerbread Showcase 2014 in Victoria BC in the amateur category with this piece titled Oh My Cats because it has 52 cats living in a Mexican village which is my home country.
I Win first place in my category. I am very surprised because I never thought that happen.
Thanks Julia for creating this site where many people can learn from you and all such talented people who share their knowledge here

Thank you very much

Thank you, Thank you,

Muchas gracias

Such a fantastic project, especially for a first attempt!! Thanks too for all of the kind words - much appreciated. And for the details about your techniques - I added a few tags to clarify where the various techniques were used on the project. Thanks again!

This is truly a work of art! Amazing. I can't get over it's your first time doing this!

What a fabulous and fun scene! The cats are so great too!

Thank you very much

Thank you so much Rebecca

This is beautiful… and fanciful… Love the cats.. the bell tower…. FUN!  

Thank you very much Bette