Christmas Minion Detail

Bake a whole crowd of little yellow helpers in one press. This cutter is built around the unmistakable capsule silhouette of a goggle-eyed minion, and it does far more than stamp an outline. Inside the rounded pill-shaped wall sit two raised goggle rings, a small central rivet detail and a curved smile channel, so a single push scores the eyes, strap and grin straight into the dough — no freehand piping guesswork afterwards. The tall outer wall gives a clean, deep edge for soft sugar-cookie or gingerbread dough, while the shallower internal ridges leave impression lines you can flood or pipe over once baked. It is a fun one for Christmas trays, kids' party bakes and lunchbox biscuits alike. Print notes: • Print flat on the build plate with the cutting edge facing up; no supports needed. • PLA or PETG both work; PETG shrugs off warm dough and repeated washing better. • Use a 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.12–0.16 mm layers so the fine goggle and mouth details stay crisp. • Two to three perimeters keeps the thin blade rigid without making it heavy. Hand wash in warm water and dry fully between batches. If your first bake sticks, a light dusting of flour on the detail side releases the impression cleanly.