I am having such a hard time finding a graduation hat cookie cutter. I have been to the craft stores here in my area and no luck. Is there no such thing? Do I need to design my own?

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you all!!

I found it at my local cake supply, but I ordered mine from www.cookiecutter.com .

Do you have a hobby lobby where you live at? That is where I found mine. Its made by wilton.

walmart has them in their grad section.

I was at Hobby Lobby and Wal-Mart yesterday and had no luck. I even asked the girl at Hobby Lobby and she said she they don't carry them.. I thought she was CRAZY. Maybe I should look at Michael's today.

My local craft stores have flowers and dog bones, that's it! I wish they had more.

They are definitely at www.cookiecutters.com (Off the Beaten Path) That's where I got mine that I have in my pics! Have fun- I liked doing those!

I live close to the country kitchen , I know they have them and they also have a diploma cutter to . almost all their cutters are $1. hope this helps.
Nicole

Thank you all for ALL the wonderful advise. I don't know that I can order the cutter online and receive it by Monday. I have to take the cookies to the school on Wednesday. I called Michaels, no luck, I called GardenRidge, no luck, I even called a local bakery that sells decorating utencils, no luck. I just can't believe it! I will TRY to make a template to use, but I have never done that before.

Thanks again!

I think that you might have to make a cookie cutter at this point. Use the tutorial and good luck!

If you have time to order, try e-bay.....
http://search.ebay.com/graduation-cookie-cutters_W0QQfromZR40QQpqryZgrasuationQ20cookieQ20cutters

A few days ago eBay had a ton.

I ordered mine from http://www.thecookiecuttershop.com they have always been really good with customer service.

I just looked on www.foosecookiecutters.com and they have single and a set.

countrykitchensa.com has some and I ususally receive my orders very quickly - although I live fairly near them.

I made Jockey silks for a Kentucky Derby cake and had to sort of make my own cutter - what I did was find an image online, print & cut it out, traced it onto some kinda thicker cardboard (it came from a box I had), and then cut out each cookie by hand w/ a knife. Yes it was annoying. But I didn't have the money at the moment for the supplies to make my own cookie cutters. Although I think that must be easier. If you're in a time crunch & budget crunch though, that method of cutting them out by hand does work.

Good luck!

Thank you

Off The Beaten Path, www.cookiecutter.com , has really fast shipping if you choose the priority shipping method. I've gotten mine in 3 days. Could always give them a call and see if it will arrive in time.

might try www.coppergifts.com

they are a little pricey but are very good quality and have a great selection

If you need to decide to go without ordering the cutte rbecause of time constraints, I would make one using flashing versus using a template. Had baaaad experience with templates!

You all are GREAT!! Thanks!

I just found the cookie cutter your'e looking for on Amazon.com Hope this helps!