4 inch Large Dog Paw Cookie Cutter – Stainless Steel

I LOVE this! I have been searching for a cutter like this in my local stores, with no luck. This is such a great size, weight, size, just perfect! I especially like the actual pad of the paw being shown. This cutter is the size of the palm of my hand! I highly recommend this item!

The sturdiness of the product was good but the inside pads cut too deep into the dough. The pads would fall out of the cookie when I tried to lift the cookie to place on the baking sheet. I know the size said 4" but this was much larger than I expected. Don't know when I will use this one again as I had to cover the dough with plastic wrap and press the image into the dough. I then had to use a knife to cut the image. Definitely NOT what I expected.

Makes a good large cookie, easy to decorate

I really like the material, it is as strong as Walmart cookie cutters. However, the metal line attachments all over the cutter make for a terrible looking cookie.

This was so easy to use and my paw print peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for my sons birthday party turned out so cute!

The first 2 I ordered were great I ordered 3 more and 1 of them came in with the center part not connected but I am still using it

It’s perfect

This cookie cutter waa so cute and easy to use! The notches for the paw lines weren'r personally helpful to me because I did a flood icing on the whole cookie, but it made a nice shaped paw that I could freehand the paw part onto.

When I first ordered this cookie cutter, I had intended to use this for making polymer clay ornaments and mixed media projects. Now I am going to order one more just for cookies.I saw a comment that this is flimsy and breaks easily. I've had no problems with it yet because I'm using it on slightly kneaded, thoroughly conditioned, slightly warmed clay; and had rolled it out to roughly 1/8" (3 mm) also 1/4" (6 mm) at the thickest. I had used the typical acrylic roller and slowly, gently rolled it on top of the cutter. I found that it was best way (for me at least) to get an even cut without stressing the metal or deforming the clay. You just have to remember not to press down on it as if you were squashing an overstuffed suitcase closed!I use hamburger parchment squares so that when I want to remove the clay outlines, I leave the cutter in place then pull the clay outside the cutter. That way I can keep the clay from deforming while it is curing in the oven.This cutter (and the others I've ordered from this company) leaves an outline that can be easily painted, used as part of mixed media, embellished very nicely. Absolutely no complaints!5 stars for the design, 5 more for usefulness and sturdiness.I can recommend this cutter (and also other designs from this company as I do have others).