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Christmas Cookie Cutters

Twenty festive cookie cutter templates, ready to resize and print. Open any template to change its size and walls, then download a print-ready STL.

Christmas Tree

A classic three-tier fir with a sturdy trunk.

Gingerbread Man

Rounded head, friendly outstretched arms and wide feet that bake evenly without burning at the tips.

Snowman

Two stacked snowballs with a top hat.

Christmas Star

A bold five-point star with wide points that release cleanly from the dough.

Mitten

A cosy mitten with a separate thumb.

Candy Cane

A chunky candy cane with rounded ends.

Christmas Bell

A flared bell with a rounded clapper at the bottom and a small handle on top.

Christmas Stocking

A stocking with a wide fluffy cuff, ready for piping names on – perfect for place cards.

Christmas Bauble

A round bauble with a cap and hanging loop – a big, simple canvas for decorating.

Snowflake

A six-arm snowflake with chunky branches designed to survive rolling, cutting and lifting.

Holly Leaves

Two spiky holly leaves with a cluster of three berries in the centre.

Gift Box

A wrapped present with a lid and bow, square enough to decorate with any ribbon pattern.

Santa Hat

A floppy Santa hat with a wide brim and a round pompom.

Gingerbread House

A simple house with a pitched roof and chimney – easy to decorate with doors, windows and snowy roofs.

Christmas Wreath

A scalloped wreath with a centre hole – the template cuts both the outside and the inside in one press.

Christmas Candle

A pillar candle with a teardrop flame, joined so the whole cookie lifts in one piece.

Angel

A simple angel with round wings and a flowing dress.

Reindeer

A reindeer face with branched antlers, ears and a round nose that can be piped red.

Christmas Sweater

An ugly-Christmas-sweater silhouette with long sleeves – the perfect canvas for wild patterns.

Christmas Light

An old-style fairy light bulb with its socket – bake a set in many colours and line them up as a garland.

Tips for festive cookie cutters

  • Print your cutters 2–3 weeks before the festival so you have time to test a batch.
  • Chunky shapes are easiest for kids to decorate; shapes with thin parts (antlers, tassels, sparks) work best at 100 mm or larger.
  • Every template prints as a single piece – separate parts are joined by thin bars on the top rim.
  • Want your own design? Use the cookie cutter generator with any image or name.

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