Stainless Steel Carnation Cookie Cutter Set, 3 Piece
Pressing out a flower by hand never gives you matching petals. This three-piece stainless steel set cuts three graduated carnation petals, so the layers line up and the bloom looks deliberate on every cookie or fondant cake. Polished steel and a thin scalloped rim give a clean outline from the first press.
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Pressing out a flower by hand never gives you matching petals. This three-piece stainless steel set cuts three graduated carnation petals, so the layers line up and the bloom looks deliberate on every cookie or fondant cake. Polished steel and a thin scalloped rim give a clean outline from the first press.
Three nested stainless steel petal cutters for cutting carnation-style flowers from cookies and fondant
- hard-to-make floral shapes by hand
- inconsistent cookie or fondant petal sizes
- need for multiple cutter sizes for layered flowers
Layered carnation flowers, cut clean every time.
Freehand petals come out lopsided and mismatched. Three nested stainless steel cutters give your cookies and fondant full, even blooms you can be proud of.
Three sizes, one layered carnation

Three sizes that nest together
Lift the largest cutter, then slide the two smaller ones inside it. Each petal cuts the same outline every time, so the layers line up when you stack them. The set stays in one compact pile in the drawer. If you want a full bloom on a single cookie, start with the same dough and cut all three sizes from it, then see how the pieces sit together in our cookie molds range.

Stainless steel with a sharp rim
The cutters are polished stainless steel with a thin scalloped edge. That thin rim presses through soft dough and fondant and leaves a crisp outline instead of a smeared one. Stainless steel also wipes clean without picking up the flavour or colour of what you cut, and it does not warp the way cheap plastic does.
Cut three petals, stack one flower
- 1Chill the dough or fondant
Soft dough drags and smears the thin rim. Chill it until it holds its shape, then roll it to an even thickness.
- 2Press each size straight down
Start with the largest cutter, then the medium and the smallest. Press with even pressure and avoid twisting, which smudges the scalloped edge.
- 3Lift and stack the petals
Lift each cutter straight up, then stack the three petals from largest to smallest on a dot of icing to build the carnation.
Three cutters, one nesting stack
- Largest petal cutter×1
Forms the outer layer of the carnation.
- Medium petal cutter×1
Cuts the middle layer.
- Smallest petal cutter×1
Cuts the centre petal.
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Yes. The three cutters are graduated, so the largest makes the outer petals, the middle one the second layer and the smallest the centre. Stack them on a small dot of icing and you have a full carnation shape without cutting any extra sizes.
The rim is thin and scalloped, which is what gives you a clean outline on fondant and gum paste. Press straight down with even pressure and lift straight up. The edge is built to cut through soft dough, so you will not need to saw at it.
If you bake flowers only now and then, one set covers every occasion. Three matched cutters cost less than one bakery order of flower cookies, and you can make a whole tray of matching blooms for the price of a bag of sugar. Polished stainless steel lasts for years of birthdays, showers and holiday batches.
Wash the cutters by hand in warm soapy water, dry them right away and keep them dry. Because the three sizes stack together, the whole set fits in one spot in the drawer.
Yes. Chill the sugar cookie dough until it holds its shape, then cut and lift straight up. The same cutters work on fondant and gum paste, so one set covers both.
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