Album: 2010 George Eastman House Gingerbread Christmas At The Palace This gingerbread creation has a castle front with a detailed room behind the castle front. The detailed room pays homage to the Christmas tree, protected by armored medieval guards. There is also an upholstered chair, water fountain, fleur-de-lis rugs, and presents inside the room. All these decorations are edible. The presents on turrets and Christmas tree are fondant covered rice krispy treats. Last change: 11/14/10
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Album: 2009 George Eastman House gingerbread creation called Old Town Christmas This creation hopefully evokes ideas of a bygone time in a typical town before cars existed. The street scene includes a store front with toys in one window and baby items in the smaller window. The boy, girl, conductor, and horse are handmodeled out of edible gumpaste. The trolley is made out of gingerbread and its gingerbread roof is covered with black fondant. Last change: 11/11/09
Contains: 8 items. Viewed: 573 times.
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Album: 2008 George Eastman House gingerbread creation called Ladies Dress Shop This is a gingerbread dress shop, complete with dresses inside - one of which is a wedding dress, terra cotta planters, hats displayed in the window. Black and white checkerboard floor made out of gumpaste. Christmas decorations adore the front door and display window. All decorations are edible. Last change: 11/22/08
Contains: 9 items. Viewed: 1205 times.
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Album: 2007 George Eastman House gingerbread creation This gingerbread creation was titled Cinderella's Fantasy. It has 3 different creations - a castle, a carriage, and cinderella herself. All three creations are completely edible. Cinderella is made out of gumpaste which is completely edible. The carriage was made out of gingerbread draped over small bundt pans. I made two of them and then fitted them as a top and bottom together to form the carriage. Last change: 12/26/08
Contains: 6 items. Viewed: 1021 times.
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