Description
This vintage car cookie cutter is from the mid-century 50s era. It pairs with the retro motel plaque cookie cutter.
LARGE- This size motel sign, when paired with the vintage car, will fit in these “5 3/8″ x 7 1/2” boxes from ClearBags (Item#: KR15).
REGULAR- This size motel sign, when paired with the vintage car, will in this classic BRP cookie box (7" x 4 3/8" x 1.25").
Decorating Tutorial & Template:
Cookie Cutter Product Information:
Cookie cutters have a contoured handle for comfort and a sharp, durable cutting blade for clean dough cutouts. Each cookie cutter is of the outer silhouette of the design only. There is no inner line work imprint. The cookie design template link above can be used as a reference to decorate your cookie when you purchase the cookie cutter.
Material and Care of Cookie Cutters:
This cookie cutter is 3D-printed with food safe PLA. Because of the nature of PLA, this cookie cutter requires HAND WASH ONLY in lukewarm soapy water.
AVOID EXPOSURE TO HEAT. Do not soak in hot water, do not place cutters in the dishwasher, do not leave in a hot car, and do not use them to cut hot cookie dough fresh from the oven. Avoid any contact with heat or your cookie cutter will warp.
Cookie Cutter Dimensions:
The total cutting height of the cookie cutter (handle and cutting blade) is 1-inch deep. The cutting blade of each cookie cutter is ¾ inches deep. Cookie cutters can cut dough thicknesses up to a ½ inch thick.
Cookie Cutter Cutting Tips:
When cutting out shapes with the cookie cutter, press down until the blade hits the counter surface, then wiggle your cutter in place for best results and the cleanest cuts.
Chill cookie dough in the fridge before cutting. I find that cutting cookie dough while it is cold works best.
COOKIE CUTTER ORIGINAL DESIGN: ©Semi Sweet Designs
Proudly Made in the USA
Perfect for our Classic Car Club! Haven't made it yet, but hope our baker with make a batch. We could have a decorating get together.
Will use all season!
Received both the car and the sign within a few days. Just got finished baking the blueberry recipe cut-out cookies and they've turned out nicely. Since I was using the cookie cutters on waxed paper, I couldn't get that really smooth edge (and it probably also had to do with the flecks of blueberries), so after cutting out (dough was refrigerated for 1 hour) I did need to smooth the cut edges with my finger just a bit. Again, I believe if I would have transferred the chilled dough to a cookie cutting mat, I would have gotten the smooth cut edge (like with previously purchased cutters from SemiSweet). Wish I would've splurged for the template, but my heavy paper cut-out did the trick. I haven't decorated yet, but will show you the templated cookies (the car one; think I'll free-hand the sign) And yes, that is edible ink :)
This is so cute and easy to decorate how you want.
Our church is hosting a car cruise this week and I made several sets - they have turned out really cute and I would recommend this set to anyone.
I customized the wording to suit the car cruise rather than Father's day but a great purchase.
Saw this cutter and just had to have it!!! It is a great size (I ordered the large) and the tutorial (for the vintage car, which I also ordered) gave me all the colors I needed to decorate this!
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