Christmas Tree Cookie Cutter

A whole festive forest pressed in one clean stamp. This is a Christmas tree cookie cutter with a twist: rather than a single outline, the rounded rectangular frame is spanned by a run of angled internal blades that carve tiered, zig-zagging fir trees while scoring their stepped branches in the same push. The render is in a cheerful rose-pink filament, showing a smooth base flange for grip and crisp interior walls that reach an even cutting depth. Rolled dough dropped over it lifts away as a neat little copse of trees, outlines defined and branch lines already imprinted so each shape reads instantly as an evergreen. It is built for Christmas baking sessions — gingerbread, vanilla sugar cookies, shortbread and salt-dough ornaments — and the multi-tree layout makes short work of big trays for school fairs, advent treats or a decorating afternoon with the kids. Print notes: • Print flat on the open cutting edge; no supports needed. • 2–3 perimeters give the thin blade walls enough strength to shear through firm dough. • Use PLA or PETG; if it will touch food directly, seal the surface or use a food-safe barrier, and hand-wash only. • A 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.16–0.2 mm layers keeps the branch detail sharp.