Rocky

One press into the dough and a grinning cartoon critter pops out, ready for icing. Rocky is an outline-plus-embosser cookie cutter shaped like a chibi cartoon character — a rounded head-and-shoulders figure with two big circular eyes, a little snout, and curling tufts or ears sweeping off the top. The design pairs a wavy outer cutting wall with raised internal ridges that press the facial details into the dough, so a single stamp hands you both the silhouette and the fun face in one motion. The photo shows the piece in a classic dusky-pink test print, thick-walled and sturdy. It is built for home bakers and party planners: birthday spreads, kids' baking afternoons, themed cookie sets, and fondant or polymer-clay work alike. Print notes • Print flat with the cutting edge upward, in food-safe PLA or PETG; 0.2 mm layers keep the thin blade smooth. • Two or three perimeters give the walls enough backbone to survive repeated pressing into stiff dough. • Keep the internal detail lines a touch shallower than the outer wall, so it cuts fully through before it embosses. • Hand-wash in warm (never hot) water and skip the dishwasher to keep the edges keen and the plastic happy.