Homy Feel Mini Geometric Shaped Cookie Biscuit Cutter Set 24 Rectangle Square Heart Triangle Round Tiny Circle Baking Stainless Steel Metal Molds

I don't know what it is about normal items that are made in a tiny format, but they are always just so adorable! These are no different. I am unsure of how I will use these in real-life applications since they are far smaller than I imagined when I ordered them, but I am sure I'll figure out something. The only reason I gave this 4 stars rather than 5 is that the container that holds these cutters is so difficult to open that my arthritic hands almost cannot accomplish the feat. Even my son, who has no issues with his hands, had a hard time opening it for me. I had hoped that would only be because it was the first time opening it, but it appears that it will forever be difficult to open. At any rate, I just need to figure out what I will use them for now because they are going to make adorable shapes for pie crusts, pastries, and any number of things!

I didn't get these for cookies, and I bet most people who get to this review will understand that. I got these for polymer clay. With THAT in mind I will continue my review! So these cutters are made by folding sheet/strip steel. The steel is usually put in a small press and the angles are formed where required along the strip to produce the desired shape. This can be done by machine or by hand. Then the strips are cut and these were tack welded in one spot each; riveting is also an option.I think the complex designs like the stars were done by machine because they are very precise and well formed with the ends meeting evenly. Some of the "simpler" shapes I believe were hand formed. The rectangles don't all have the same proportions, some of the other shapes look kind of off, and more than one cutter has sharp metal sticking a bit out because the edges didn't line up properly and the tack weld was still placed so the strip wasn't wasted. This is also what caused the wonky shapes- torqued strips/improper angles.So yes, you get what you pay for. I was really only looking for the small circles, and maybe the other basic shapes (squares, triangles, maybe ovals or rectangles) but it may be fun to play with the different shapes to see what they can be used for. Just be careful with use and cleaning because of the edges. Clay sticks to them really well (obviously). I'd use q-tips, new children's toothbrushes, baby bottle nipple brushes, or straw brushes to clean them; whatever you have in your small crevice and tool cleaning kit (if you're a crafter and don't have such a thing- shame on you; you need a separate set of stuff to clean your tiny things!).

Love it, love it… my cookies came out perfectly shaped! Great product!

Holy cow, after 5 minutes of trying to open the nice little tin it came in, I had to resort to my spouse. Well, even his strong hands couldn’t get it open without resorting to prying a knife under the lid. Thank goodness I left it up to him or I probably would have stabbed myself in the hand! Other than that, the product is just what I needed.

I used these with my first grade class while making air-dry clay Mother's Day projects. They loved them and I love that I can reuse them with play-doh and other projects throughout the year.

These are indeed ‘mini’ (photo) I see a use for them but my issue with this product is, once you open the tin good luck closing it. I spent the better part of 5 minutes that I won’t get back. My solution initially was to send it back, however, I took some tinsnips (metal cutter) and made a slit in the side (photo) and the top now fits. I don’t for one second think that it’s the best fit-but it closes and is further secured with either a strip of tape or a rubber band.

Dislike the size

Could of been bigger