Do You Have This Cutter Or Know What It Is?
Baking By Sunflowerbagel Updated 6 May 2007 , 9:29pm by Temptations
LOL! I don't know, but the bow would lead me to Christmas, which in return would lead me to pine cones, but I have no idea what those top bits are meant to be! Sorry, wasn't much help was I lol?!
I just can't see the whole pine needle thing. It kind of reminds me of the aura around Baby Jesus head in Catholic paintings, but of course that wouldn't make sense. It's just a weird cutter.
ok, I just turned my laptop upside down for another view of this. It looks like a butterfly. If you look at it like its pictured, it looks like pinecones with twists of lime on top. Strange.
I still say it's pine leaves
I know it looks like a halo, but ... you could ice the pinecone part in brown, ice the halo part in white (snow), then pipe on dark green pine needles splaying out of the top of the pine cones ... and with a plate of those and some red bows highlighted with gold ... I think they'd be great Christmas cookies.
okay, now I'm even more confused ![]()
My initial thought was Christmas, because of the bow. Most of the plastic cutters I see are red or green... this is brown.
I just googled some images of acorns and I can't see it.
I'm seeing the owls now!! ![]()
I guess I really see things differently. My first thought was bootprints! I guess if it's a Christmas cutter, they could be Santa's bootprints...![]()
I have a clue, but can't find any information on the web:
1984 Wilton
Woodridge, IL
50517
Hong Kong
509-3554
I have to say Acorns, because, Pinecones do not have caps on them and Acorns do. Your cutter has definite caps the way I am seeing it and the shape is Acorn like. The only thing that makes me question these being a Pinecone is the little V shapes, other than that I would say Acorns hands down.
Second cutter definitely a Bow.
Looking at it on the really bright side you have a rather unique and versatile cookie cutter! I can see a pair of Owls being made from this cutter as well as Pinecones or Acorns. Cool! ![]()
They are pinecones.. Acorns don't have bumpy sides.. they are smooth and come to a point. I see pinecones with pine needles on the top. It's a plastic cutter from 1984.. and an impression cutter to boot. The v's are meant to be the impressions for the texture of the pinecone segments and the top is round to cut the cookie with the lines to represent pine frawns. At least that's what I see..
Looks like shoe prints to me. LOL. I'm no help.
my 2 cents....
Those are pine cones. At first I thought they were pinapples but after looking at it for a while the circular top with lines are the pine needles.
Pineapple would have the reverse shape (possibly) larger on the bottom (not pointed) narrowing sightly towards the top (where the lines are).
I think it's exactly what everyone has suggested it to be! What a wonderfully versatile little cutter ![]()
Lazy_Susan
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