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A pointy-eared little creature, ready to bite its shape out of rolled dough. This is a cookie cutter, shown in soft pink, formed as a stylised animal-style face: two upright, tapering ears (or horns) rise from the top, and the outline sweeps down through a rounded cheek to a snout-like muzzle. Inside the main rim sit raised internal blades and detail ridges that press facial features — eyes, brow and muzzle lines — into the biscuit surface, so a single cut gives you both a shaped and a partly-embossed cookie. It's made for themed baking: kids' parties, animal or fandom-themed batches, Halloween spreads, or fondant and clay work. The imprint detail means the results look finished even before decorating. Print notes • Print flat, cutting edge up, in PLA or PETG; PETG stands up better to repeated washing and warm dough. • Keep the outer wall thin (about 0.8–1.2 mm) with a tapered cutting edge for a clean release; the internal detail blades can be a touch shorter than the main rim so features emboss without cutting through. • Two or three perimeters and a solid top give the cutter enough rigidity to press firmly. • Chill the dough, dust the cutter with flour, press and wiggle gently, then push the detail lines before lifting. • Hand-wash only and treat it as a shaping tool rather than long-term food storage.