Christmas Star Cookie Cutter Set for Stacked Tree Cookies
Stack a Christmas tree of stars from one batch of dough. The six nested cutters give you matching stars in graduated sizes, so the tree stands straight and the kids can help decorate it.
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Stack a Christmas tree of stars from one batch of dough. The six nested cutters give you matching stars in graduated sizes, so the tree stands straight and the kids can help decorate it.
Bake a stacked star Christmas tree with one set of nested cutters
- needing many separate cutters for different sizes
- uneven or hand-cut star cookies
Stack a whole Christmas tree from one batch of stars
Before: hand-cutting wobbly stars and re-rolling dough all afternoon. After: six nested star cutters give you matching cookies that stack into a tree your kids can help decorate.
Six nested stars, one tidy set

Six sizes, one set
Six graduated stars nest inside each other, so the whole tree comes out of one drawer instead of a pile of single cutters. The largest star measures 13.0 cm across. Each smaller size steps down from there. cookie cutters christmas in the same style make a good companion set.

Clean edges, every batch
Each cutter has a smooth, rounded edge that presses through chilled dough without dragging. The star points come out sharp and matching, so the stacked tree sits level. The rounded edge is also easier for small hands to press.

Sizes that stack cleanly
The sizes step down evenly, so each baked star sits squarely on the one below it. Lay the stars out largest to smallest on the counter, then stack them. The 3.5 cm smallest opening gives the tree its top point.
How the stacked tree comes together
- 1Chill the dough
Roll the dough to an even thickness and chill it until firm. Cold dough holds the star edges when you lift the cutter.
- 2Press straight down
Press each size straight into the dough with even pressure. Lift the cutter straight up without twisting, so the points stay sharp.
- 3Bake and cool
Bake the stars until they are set and golden at the edges, then let them cool fully on the tray before you stack them.
- 4Stack largest to smallest
Set the 13.0 cm star at the base, then add each smaller size on top. Finish with the 3.5 cm star at the peak, and decorate with sprinkles.
Graduated sizes that stack cleanly
- 13.0 cm acrossLargest star
- 3.5 cmSmallest opening
- 6Pieces in set
Largest cutter 13.0 cm across, smallest opening 3.5 cm
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Yes, as long as the dough is chilled. Press straight down with steady, even pressure and lift without twisting. Soft, warm dough is what makes stars spread and lose their points, so chill it first and the edges come out crisp.
They do. The six stars step down in size, from a 13.0 cm largest star to a 3.5 cm smallest opening, so each one sits on the one below it. Stack them largest to smallest and build the tree from the base up.
The edges are rounded, which makes the cutters easier for small hands to press. Wash them by hand, dry them completely, then nest them back together. Nesting them while damp traps moisture between the pieces.
A single star cutter covers one size, so a full tree means buying several. This set gives you six sizes in one purchase and one storage spot. For a holiday baking season, one set replaces a pile of separate cutters and costs less than buying the sizes one by one.
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