Reyes

A wish caught mid-flight, ready to press into dough. This cutter forms a shooting star: a plump five-pointed star at the head trailing a long, gently curving comet tail that sweeps away to a soft point. Beyond the outer cutting wall it carries interior blade lines that emboss the star outline and score two streaking trail lines down the tail, so a single press gives you both the clean silhouette and the internal detail in one go. It is a natural for baby showers, christenings, twinkle-star birthday parties and bedtime-themed bakes, and doubles happily as a fondant or clay stamp for cake toppers. The curved profile means each biscuit reads instantly as a falling star rather than a plain five-point. Print notes: • Print flat on the bed with the cutting edge upward; no supports needed. • PLA or PETG both work; PETG shrugs off warm dough and repeat washing better. • Use 3-4 perimeters so the thin tail walls stay rigid and don't splay when you push through stiff dough. • A 0.4mm nozzle at 0.16-0.2mm layers keeps the internal detail crisp; hand-wash only to protect the fine edges. The long tail is the one delicate zone, so ease it out of chilled dough with a gentle twist rather than a hard yank.