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How to Make Custom Cookie Cutters with Silhouette Alta (VIDEO)

Did you guys know you can design your own cookie cutters in Silhouette Studio and then print them right at home?!

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Using Silhouette Studio and the Silhouette Alta 3D printer you can make custom cookie cutters to match cookie cut files and stencils.

Nancy from The Colorful Cookie is sharing an amazing beginner DIY cookie cutter tutorial with us today.

This cookie cutter matches this adorable notebook paper cookie stencil so you can make some perfect cookies for back to school!


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3 comments

  1. LizzerdAugust 22, 2019 at 10:30 AM

    I've looked into using PLA for food prep ... not safe! and the Alta doesn't use anything else but PLA ... ratz!

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    1. NancyAugust 23, 2019 at 2:34 PM

      It has been studied and labeled GRAS(generally recognized as safe). It is derived from corn, potato, or tapioca. ABS is not GRAS though.

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  2. MarlaAugust 22, 2019 at 4:07 PM

    Can't wait to get my Alta to make cookie cutters! Do you know when the new Alta going to be released?

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