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Hi Lisbet

How about using gum paste instead of cookies? What I did 4 years ago is I made cookie-colored gum paste and cut it out, after they dried completely I decorated with royal icing. The gum paste is going to be rock-hard and what I made is still here. Just some colors of icing fades faster.

Let me find whether I have the photos of it 4 years ago and I take the photo how it looks now.

I made gum paste dough with gum paste powder and followed the instruction how it should be made.

Here I found the photos

4 years ago

well the colors really faded.

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