Playing with chocolate - no skill needed (only patience) as the pieces are made in moulds. The windows and ridge tiles are marzipan.

Nicely done...

good enough to eat

Have fun at your luncheon. I'd be asked not to bring mine in with the drool running down it. ;(

Very yummy looking , good job, Sue

Looks so pretty!You should be glad I am not there I LOVE chocolate!Great work Sue.

Looks like fun! and so Yummy! I have done the kits, never from molds.

Amazing but I would have to struggle with the decision." Do I destroy the masterpiece to satisfy my chocolate craving? "
What a nice piece of work Good job Sue.

You will be a hit at the luncheon. Enjoy the fruits of your labor and the Cuties too.

Cute and yummy! It looks great.
Hugs, Lidia

Patience and molds paid off - you made a darling house! I've seen them in gingerbiscuits, got a nice recipe in two of my cookery books (one German, one Norwegian), but chocolate appeals a bit more to me. Are you able to resist nibbling til Christmas?

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by spendlove 25 Nov 2013

I'm going to a Cute lunch today and taking it as a present for my hostess. (A great excuse to make some more!)

by rescuer 26 Nov 2013

What fun you will have!
I am with Martine on the nibbling question...I would not be able to resist.

by theduchess 26 Nov 2013

I just baked some stollen and rugelach.This is for the Gi's that linger over the holiday. This way they'll have a snack tonight. Wish I could bring them all home.