Year of the Sheep 1

Stamp out a whole flock of woolly biscuits for Lunar New Year. This is a cookie cutter built as a stylised sheep, its outline reading as a domed, curly-fleeced body with a ribbed cage of internal cutting blades that press clean dividing lines into the dough. Along the lower band the maker's mark "OogiMe" is embossed in reverse, so it prints the right way round into each biscuit, and the base edge breaks into a scalloped, fluffy fringe that mimics a sheep's woolly coat. Moulded here in soft pink, it is one continuous rigid piece: outer wall, inner detail ribs and stamp all in one. It is aimed at bakers marking the Year of the Sheep (or Goat, or Ram) in the Chinese zodiac, but works just as well for a farmyard party, a spring bake or a kids' baking afternoon. Press it into rolled sugar cookie, gingerbread or fondant and the internal ribs give you ready-made panels to ice in different colours. Print notes: • Use a food-safe filament (PLA or PETG) and print with the cutting edge facing up for the sharpest rim. • Two to three perimeters and 0.2mm layers keep the thin blades strong without over-thickening the cut line. • Skip supports; the geometry is designed to sit flat on the bed. • Hand-wash only, and keep it out of very hot water so the fine fringe holds its shape.