Mini Pumpkin Cookie Cutters, DIY 3d Halloween Raised Design Cookie Stamps, Cookie Cutter Set suitable for Frosting Decoration, Mini Gingerbread Pie Molds, Day of The Dead Decorations (Pumpkin)

Very cute. Lots of little pieces and a variety of options. Good quality plastic.

These are fun and the best for Halloween baking. I use them with pastry though and fillings. Everybody loved them.

These are the cutest things ever! Worked like a charm - very easy to make lot's of different ghosts...... I even used the eye and mouth pieces with different cookie shaped cutters. I suggest you have some type of poker to get the dough out of the eyes and mouth pieces; I used a seafood fork and it worked well.

The process is a bit fussy. The cookie dough has to be scraped out of the tiny nooks and crannies of the eyes and mouths. I used the tip of a paring knife. If you press the piece that imprints the groove details into the pumpkin too deeply the pumpkin segments can separate. You then have to reassemble them on the cookie sheet. This would be less of an issue if the cookie dough is rolled out thicker. But I like my sugar cookies thin and delicate. I have to say that this technique for imprinting the design is really ingenious! It actually works for thinly rolled cookie dough. Just don’t press too deeply. The whole process also takes so much longer than simple open cookie cutters that the dough warmed up before I could complete a full cookie sheet. I cut the batch of cookie dough into quarters and roll each section between plastic wrap. The layers are then stacked on a plastic tray to chill overnight. With basic cookie cutters the cut dough remains cold and rigid making it really easy to transfer the shapes to the cookie sheet. (See picture of Christmas cookie cutter cookies.) But these cutters take so much more time making handling the cut shapes much more fiddly since the dough warms up. But with all these issues the results make is worth the extra effort. The Jack-O-Lanterns with the wide variety of expressions were just so darn cute!

My 5 year old and I used these to make cookies for his school party. We loved that we could mix and match the faces. They were super easy to use and cut great! Only issue was cleaning the little nooks, however. I soaked them for a day and used a brush to get them clean.

These made the cutest little pizza pockets for Halloween. Was fun to mix and match the eyes and mouths to great different ghosts. We also got a similar pumpkin set which gave even more variety for the cutouts. My kids are a little bit older but they still loved these. On the smaller side so using them can be a little tedious, but the result was worth it. Cut through pizza dough easily and the shapes released easily even though the dough was very sticky. Great value set! Easily wiped clean when we were done.

Probably great for the intended use of making cookies I’ll update on that another time although these are terrible for cutting cute shaped cheese and meats for a Halloween themed charcuterie board

Not great quality. For the price, these are okay. They worked for what I wanted, and they’re decently easy to clean. But they feel extremely cheap. You could just as easily find your local makerspace and 3D print something 10x better quality. These likely won’t last more than a few uses if you’re working with kids or doing any more than just a batch or two of cookies per year. The variety of faces is a lot of fun, though, and they are the perfect size for a festive holiday cookie.

Era lo que esperaba y se ve en las fotos del vendedor. Llegó más rápido de lo que me habían dicho al inicio y en buen estado. Se puede usar de diferentes maneras los ojos y las bocas con otros cortadores, ya que haya pasado la época fantasma 😁.

A set with good variety