Angel W Heart 50 Mm

A standing angel with a heart held at the chest, wings folded back and robe falling straight to the hem, drawn as an outline simple enough to survive a rolling pin and a hot oven. It is the shape that turns up on Christmas biscuit tins and christening tables, as at home in gingerbread as it is in plain shortbread. The heart is what lifts it above a plain silhouette. That single interior detail gives the finished biscuit somewhere for icing or a dusting of sugar to sit, so a tray does not come out as a row of anonymous shapes. Cutters like this get used hard for a fortnight and then live in a drawer for eleven months, which is precisely the argument for printing your own. Christmas baking, wedding favours, memorial teas, church fetes.