Batman Cookie Cutter

Bake the bat-signal straight onto your biscuits. This cutter traces the classic winged bat emblem — sweeping scalloped wings that curl up at the tips, a notched centre where the bat's little head and ears peak through, and two rounded lower lobes that lock in the unmistakable silhouette. It's a single-wall outline cutter with a crisp cutting edge on the underside and a slightly wider band up top, so small hands (and impatient grown-up ones) can press it into rolled dough without the walls flexing or collapsing. It's a natural fit for superhero birthday parties, movie-night baking marathons, or a batch of themed treats for the comic fan in the house. Happy on sugar cookies, gingerbread, shortbread and fondant, and it doubles as a playdough or clay cutter for a rainy-afternoon craft session. Print notes: • Lay it flat on the bed with the cutting edge facing up — no supports required. • PLA is perfectly fine for occasional fun; PETG if you want something tougher and easier to keep clean (hand-washing is still kindest). • 2–3 perimeters with around 15% infill; a 0.4mm nozzle holds the head and ear notches cleanly. • Scale in X and Y to set the cookie size, and add a millimetre of wall height if you cut thick dough. Hand-wash in warm water and dry it fully before storing. A quick dusting of flour before each press stops sticking and keeps those pointed wing tips sharp.