Custom Cookie Cutters
Kitchen Collectables
(0 votes)If you can't find what you're looking for in our list of over 1200 cookie cutters, we can help. We can make 1 or 100,000 of your personal design. Customs range from $45 to $65 per prototype. Additional cutters of the same design are priced about the same as our standard line. We do discount quantity orders. If you wish to obtain a quote on a custom design we would need a black line drawing of the exact shape and size you have in mind. You can email it to us or fax it to us at the number below. Please include a daytime phone # with the drawing.
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Barndt's Cutters and Molds
(0 votes)Barndt's Cutters and Molds is a complete line of giant metal cookie cutters and molds for baking and cooking that provide exciting new ways to create beautiful cakes, breads, cookies, gelatins and more. These cookie cutters are made of durable heavy gauge aluminum. Easy bake, easy clean up. Made in USA. Dishwasher safe and oven proof to over 400 degrees!
There are dozens of designs available as well as custom shapes; we actually specialize in them. We can create a single custom cutter for you for between $12-$50! With quantity orders the price of a custom shape can be as low as $1.50!
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Cookie Crafting Plus
(0 votes)Start making any shaped cookie cutter you want right now. Do not wait to order special shapes. You can easily make them as soon as you think of them. Be baking your new uniquely shaped cookies in just minutes once you have The Cookie Crafting Kit.
Delight your loved ones and friends with your unique cookies just for their special occasion!
Have fun making creative crafts yourself or make great memories too, creating projects together with the children you love.
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Make Your Own Cookie Cutters
(0 votes)If you’re like me, there have been occasions when I wanted to make special, unique cookie shapes that I could then decorate.
Ever try to find a cutter in the shape of a boy kicking a soccer ball into the net? Or a dancing ballerina? A man, in a boat, catching a huge fish? How about a large cutter in the shape of your brother’s new house?
I gave the problem a lot of thought. How could I put something together that would cut cookie dough, in whatever shape I could dream up, that was easy to make, as well as inexpensive? I experimented quite a bit with different materials and methods, and finally perfected a very simple, easy, homemade cookie cutter!
You won’t need any fancy tools, or epoxy glues, or welding equipment! If you can trace a shape and read a tape measure, you’re in business!
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Halflife 2: Cookie edition
(0 votes)Yesterday I recieved my Collector's Edition box of Halflife 2. I had expected something smaller and definitely better designed rather then just a tin-box with a dvd, t-shirt and a small book tossed in there. Anyhow, the first thing that came to mind was the fact that they had sent me a cookie-box and after getting such a strong feeling I simply couldn't just let it go, something had to be done =)
So I took the first train out of town to meet my brother who has most tools I'd need and went to work with a friend, this was what I needed:
One sheet of metal (to make the form out of)
One cutting-tool
One welding unit (and a brother that knows how to use it =)
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