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People Are Making 'Schitt's Creek' Gingerbread Houses That Are Too Perfect To Eat

Can I admit to something upfront here? I haven't finished the entirety of Schitt's Creek yet.

I know, I know, it's amazing, but 2020 has been a bummer and saying goodbye to a heartfelt, happy place of a show seemed like one too many things to be sad about.

However, I am starting to think it's time to finally take that step and these holiday odes to the Rose family are definitely inspiring me.

Who wants a boring, classic gingerbread house when you can have the Rosebud Motel?

No one, I tell you.

Admittedly, I prefer my holiday ginger treats in the chewy, molasses cookie form, but that doesn't mean *making* a gingerbread house isn't fun.

And I love looking at the different materials and techniques people use to create the same subject matter.

The wafer cookie siding on this rustic version is really clever.

Look at all the tiny doors lined up on this version of the motel!

Adorable! The billboard is a delightful touch too, and I love the signage and brick details.

These are making me want to both bake and binge-watch the rest of the show.

This person is just raising the bar for everyone with a whole village of gingerbread.

Look at the little veterinarian clinic and Rose Apothecary!

Yep, I'm definitely going to dive into my holiday break with a very Schitt's Creek to-do list now. Gingerbread houses and final season, here I come!

Plus, Netflix just added the first few seasons of The Great Canadian Baking Show and Dan Levy hosts the first two seasons. Perfect baking accompaniment to stay on theme!

h/t: Pop Sugar

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