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Cookie cutter flips. Simply. No. End. Who doesnât love embracing new ideas on what you already have? After all, cutters can be quite expensive!
(What is a frankencookie? What does morphing mean?
Great questions! Keep scrolling to find out.)
Thatâs why I decided when publishing the WeCookierâs Express Periodical, that it would be a permanent feature. Iâve committed myself to designing at least 3 cookie cutter flips to share each month in the newsletter. Easily over 95% are my own creations, like the upside-down clown head to the caduceus (medical symbol) sugar cookie:
***There is a gallery of my periodical flips further down the page.
As Iâm filling orders, each time I pick up a cookie cutter, I try to briefly study it and turn it in different ways. Often my husband chimes in too.
Then there are those cookie cutters that you've always thought it one shape and get an ah-ha moment that tells you that you have been wrong all this time! Lol.
Kids are the best at seeing things we donât. Have them study your cutters, even make a game out of it on a rainy day.
Cookie cutter flips that are perfect for fall...
I enjoyed flipping the teddy bear cookie cutter into a winter penguin. Isn't it just the cutest?
How about the letter X into a pair of skis?
Click on any of these images to see all the flips I've created for my periodicals. I try to give 3 in each issue. Sign up to be a free WeCookier member and you'll see the flips first!
I will be adding previous 'Flip that Cutter!' series as time allows. Thanks for your patience!
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Did you know that I video many of my decorated cookies, including these flips? You can see them here on WeCookier's YouTube channel.
If you follow WeCookiers on Pinterest, you probably have seen some. That link takes you to my profile. I've made link go to a new tab so I'll be here waiting when you come back!
Enjoy even more cookie cutter flips by clicking on this image link. There you will find cookie cutter inspiration flips.
There is simply no end to cookie-cutter flips. It seems the longer you look at cutters, the more inspiration comes.
The arrow is a versatile one. This one below was from a cheap set of Valentine's cutters at Walmart (so is the 'X' flip above, it was a set of the X&O). Hey, cheap is good!
Have I placed you in the spirit of getting out your cutters and eyeing them yet? If so...
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The first flip I ever saw was totally by accident.
I was looking for a particular cutter and ran across one. I said, âI didnât know I had a dragon cutterâ. Lol. It was a squirrel cutter!
Funny when you first see a cookie cutter flip that you canât un-see it.
Out of amusement, I posted it on a couple of Facebook cookie-cutter flip groups. It was a popular post and received nearly 600 likes and a couple of hundred comments.
Silly how simple things can make such a splash, or is it just because it had to do with a squirrel, lol!
The video on how to decorate WeCookier's squirrel to dragon cookie is coming. Sorry for the wait!
Cookie cutter flips can be a true flip or simply a way of using a cutter that wasn't for its intended purpose. For instance, the Valentine's arrow above. I also used it for Christmas arrows, like this:
Just a matter of thinking outside the box.
We all know what cookie cutter flips are, and the many ways to decorate them. But what is a
Cookie Cutter Morph? What is a frankencookie?
Morphing means the same as a frankencookie. It is when you take 2 or more cutters and "glue" them together to make something.
How do you glue them? Easy! Take a paintbrush and brush with a tiny bit of water and paint the sides that are to be connected. Press them slightly. As they bake, they will graft together and become one.
Like my lemonade standsâŚ
I simply cut the rounded part off of the mailbox and the indented sides of the tent I cut straight.
Sometimes morphing and a frankencookie can simply mean cutting off a little cookie dough here and there to make it the desired outcome, like the second lemonade stand above made from the front-facing school bus. I just cut the sides a bit.
Another example is this elf shoe turned to leprechaun boots. There was just a notch cut for the heal and I pushed in the tops a little...
If you do not have a 3D printer to print your own cookie cutters, like most of us, there is the option of making your own. Some cookiers faithfully make their cutters. Others will make them in a pinch.
Here is a link to Whisked.com. Over there they show 3 ways you can make cookie cutters. I tried a couple of times. I do not have the patience for anything but sugar cookie decorating and ideas!
Time to get those thinking caps on!
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