Christmas Tree Cookie Cutter with Tiered Branches

A pointed little fir that turns dough into December. A crisp Christmas-tree cookie cutter with a classic tiered silhouette — stepped, zig-zagging branches tapering from a broad base up to a single spire. The walls form one clean continuous outline with a comfortably rounded top rim so you can lean on it without marking your palm, and the roughly 50 mm footprint drops a tidy tree onto standard rolled dough. Perfect for the annual gingerbread session, iced sugar cookies, fondant plaques, or pressing shapes into salt dough for hanging ornaments. It is small enough for kids to wield and quick enough to batch out a whole forest for a party platter. Print notes • PLA or PETG both work; print with the cutting edge upward and the flat face on the bed. • Two to three perimeters and no infill are plenty on the thin walls — no supports required. • A 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.20 mm layers is fine; slow the first layer for a clean, flat seat. • Treat cutters as fondant or single-batch tools, or use a liner; wash well and skip abrasive scrubbing so the edge stays keen.