Does anyone know where I can find cursive or script looking letter cookie cutters? I have looked everywhere and i can only find the block letters.

hi, i don't have an answer but am giving you a bump to the top because i'd like to get a hold of these too!

I was looking for the same thing a couple of weeks ago for an order this weekend. I, too, was unsuccessful. So, I ended up creating my own pattern by selecting a font from MS Office, printing it out, enlarging it, then traced it onto my pattern. Of course, cutting them out in dough was a chore, but I'm hopeful all the work will pay off. If they're decent when complete, I 'll post a picture this weekend.
Anyway, I hope someone comes up with an easier solution, quick!!

apparently there are none anywhere! But I have seen on here that you can use the cricut the cut gumpaste and fondant, so I think I may go that route when I can afford it. I have always wondered if that would work and I guess it does

Sounds like a pain I know...but don't they have custom cookie cutter people? I've seen one company say they need a minimum number ordered for each design. However, I'm sure there is SOMEBODY that will custom make some cutters. But, probably for a pretty penny.....

If you are a patient person, you could make each letter one at a time. I'm sure you all know about printing out the desired letter the right size and then shaping cookie cutter friendly aluminum with different tools. They have food safe glue, or I imagine there is an indie welding company that would give it a quick seal. I tried once to make a quickie "09" for grad party favors. The glue didn't work too well for me. But, it was my first time trying it. It was horribly hard. However, I could see how a smaller cutter for fancy lettering might drive you bonkers!

I think one of the fab cookie ladies makes her own cutters. TracyLH? Not completely sure. There has been talk on here about the right materials to get.

Ah but someone has thought of it..check out this Patent PDF I found! http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4818207.pdf

Amy

And look what else I found at a different site:

4" ALPHABET SET INCLUDES CAPITAL LETTERS FROM A TO Z IN ATHLETIC SCRIPT. ALL MADE FROM STURDY COPPER. found at http://www.thecoppercookiecutterstore.com/product/AL4

Expensive at over $300 for the set though..WOW..lol

Although it looks more like Capitalization the cursive to me~

amber, while the cricut is great to get larger cutouts for cakes, i find it very difficult to get smaller cuts that would fit cookies.

This is a great opportunity for all those creative and supportive husbands out there. I'm sure copper is fabulous, I've never used a copper cutter. Maybe they just last longer? But, I'm thinking a retired gentleman could easily find a business in this!

Go to kitchengifts.com. They will make you any shape you like. I had an artist friend of mine do a bubble letter alphabet for me and I made templates out of them -- works great! More work than cutters but I have fun with it.

You're not kidding!

I wasnt thinking like really really small designs to put on a cookie, but maybe a 2 or 3 inch single letter, like a monogram. Do you think the cricut would do that?