Hi! This is my first foray into 3-D construction, and I am attempting what will amount to a miniature open box, 2" x 2" on the bottom with most of the sides shorter than 2". I am using a standard gingerbread recipe (the one from "Cookie Craft" by V. Peterson and J. Fryer).
Am I right in thinking that a small-scale box will be easier to assemble than a large one? Or is this a situation where working larger will help me?
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Smaller is always easier to construct, though smaller cookies limit what you can do design-wise on the sides and top, of course.
Thanks for your reply, Julia! I've been watching your videos in preparation for the project. 
Zooks posted:Thanks for your reply, Julia! I've been watching your videos in preparation for the project.
Oh, good to hear! Please keep me posted on how it goes and post a photo of it here!
