Hex Cookie Minion

A hexagon of dough magic that stamps a goggle-eyed little helper into every biscuit. This is a combined cookie cutter and imprint stamp: a six-sided outer wall forms the cutting edge, and suspended inside it on thin bridges is a raised relief of a Minion-style character — the single round goggle, the tubby overall-clad body and stubby limbs all picked out to press their outline and detail into rolled dough. Cut and emboss happen in a single push. It is a kids-party and baking-day favourite: press it into sugar-cookie, gingerbread or fondant, and it works just as well in playdough or polymer clay for craft sessions. Print notes • Print it flat with the cutting edge facing up (base down); no supports are needed in that orientation. • Use a food-oriented PLA or PETG and a clean, newish nozzle, and keep the cutting rim thin (a couple of perimeters) so it slices cleanly. • A fine layer height (0.12–0.16mm) sharpens the internal Minion detail; a light sand across the imprint face helps stop dough sticking. • Hand-wash only in cool water — thin cutters like this warp in a hot dishwasher. Flour the stamp between presses for a crisp release.