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2 Venetian Mask Cookie Cutters

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$2.08 $4.16 In stock

Category: Baking Accessories

It might not be quite the same as visiting Venice, but you can still celebrate Carnevale by attending a masked ball, even if it’s in your own home. And this pair of Venetian Mask Cutters is the perfect place to begin your masked adventures... and to create gorgeous Carnevale-themed cookies for Valentine's Day too.

Easy to use

Made from durable BPA-free plastic so they won’t distort or rust, the detail lines on the cutters make it easy to create an impressive effect with minimal effort. And you wouldn’t leave a mask in plain biscuit form – where’s the fun in that? – so once your cookies are baked, use the cutters to cut out fondant icing shapes to place on top. Then they’re ready to paint, pipe, dust or decorate to your heart’s brightly coloured, glittery content.

Perfect for parties

Baking and decorating masks is a fun activity for children’s parties as well as adult gatherings. By placing a cake pop stick in the biscuit dough before it fully hardens after baking, you can even hold up your creations like real masks to show everyone your handiwork.

Each cutter approx. 11 x 6.5cm.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 16 reviews)

Violet U. ★★★★★

These cutters held their shape perfectly through the dough, and the detail on the masks is surprisingly sharp for the price. My cookies came out so elegant that guests thought I'd ordered them from a bakery, and they were easy to clean even after a flour-heavy session.

Violet ★★★★★

Baked a batch for a Carnevale party and the details on these masks really popped after icing. The two sizes gave me enough variety to decorate a full cookie platter without repeating shapes. My kids actually fought over who got to use the smaller one first.

Samuel ★★★★★

The intricate curves on both masks cut through the dough cleanly, and I love that the set gives me two distinct designs for variety. Made a batch of cookies for our little Carnevale party last weekend, and the shapes held up perfectly through baking without losing their definition.