Homy Feel Mini Geometric Shaped Cookie Biscuit Cutter Set 24 Rectangle Square Heart Triangle Round Tiny Circle Baking Stainless Steel Metal Molds

I'm making ceramic orchid vases & needed tiny cookie cutters for the holes. These were perfect in every way. I love the little storage tin, and all the tiny shapes are perfect. I've only used them a few times but found them easy to clean & sturdy enough to handle getting clay pushed out. Thank you!

I needed a heart-shaped cutter for a Valentine's Day appetizer and founds this set -- it gives me a variety of cutters for future projects, all packaged in a nice tin. Do note that even the largest size is fairly small, but if that's what you're looking for, it's a great set.

This is a great little set of cutters. A nice variety of shapes, and variety of sizes too, in a handy storage tin. It's a bit of a puzzle to get them all back in once they fell out though - had to look at the picture on Amazon again LOL

Most of the cutters are fine and work great. Some of them are off-set at the seam and are not true to square or round. While this is not insurmountable, it is annoying. Otherwise, they are sturdy and functional and usable.

I use these to not only cut small pastries, but also to cut perfect shapes for my original sequin ornament creations. Three sizes of each shape! And they store easily in that wonderful tin. Best thing I've purchased all year. An excellent and inexpensive gift idea for anyone who bakes or crafts.

I didn't get these for cookies, and I bet most people who get to this review will understand that. I got these for polymer clay. With THAT in mind I will continue my review! So these cutters are made by folding sheet/strip steel. The steel is usually put in a small press and the angles are formed where required along the strip to produce the desired shape. This can be done by machine or by hand. Then the strips are cut and these were tack welded in one spot each; riveting is also an option. I think the complex designs like the stars were done by machine because they are very precise and well formed with the ends meeting evenly. Some of the "simpler" shapes I believe were hand formed. The rectangles don't all have the same proportions, some of the other shapes look kind of off, and more than one cutter has sharp metal sticking a bit out because the edges didn't line up properly and the tack weld was still placed so the strip wasn't wasted. This is also what caused the wonky shapes- torqued strips/improper angles. So yes, you get what you pay for. I was really only looking for the small circles, and maybe the other basic shapes (squares, triangles, maybe ovals or rectangles) but it may be fun to play with the different shapes to see what they can be used for. Just be careful with use and cleaning because of the edges. Clay sticks to them really well (obviously). I'd use q-tips, new children's toothbrushes, baby bottle nipple brushes, or straw brushes to clean them; whatever you have in your small crevice and tool cleaning kit (if you're a crafter and don't have such a thing- shame on you; you need a separate set of stuff to clean your tiny things!).

I got these for some polymer clay projects, and it worked out better then expected, these are the perfect size for what I needed. They are very small and that’s what I wanted. The quality is good. I have another set of cookie cutters that I actually use for baking and they are exactly the same so the only difference is the size.

This cookie cutters are awesome! I make clay jewelry and this is exactly what I was looking for. If you are needing a perfect square for some reason, be aware the squares in this on are a little wonky, but its expected bc they are flexible..but for jewelry I think it adds character! Great product for the price!