What are some other creative ways to use cookie cutters? How about scrapbooking? When you need a specific shape for your pictures, you can slap down the picture, grab a cookie cutter of the desired shape, and trace around the cookie cutter. Cut out the picture, and stick it to the scrapbooking page with double-sided acid-free tape.
I traced around the cookie cutter with an acid-free marker so that each star was outlined with black before even attaching it to the page.
“But, Susan, I don’t scrapbook, so what’s the use for me to know this?” Well, I’m glad you asked, because there are many variations on this scrapbooking theme. First of all, you could do a photo collage on one piece of scrapbooking paper and frame it as a gift.
Another idea is to make a card. Outline the shape of a cookie cutter on a photo, and glue it to some card stock paper folded in half, and you’ve made yourself a greeting card. Take a look at the simple birthday invitations I made for my daughter’s upcoming “Secret Garden” birthday. All I did was glue some pretty flower paper to the front of the card, and I outlined down the sides with black marker. Super easy and beautiful!
Tags: cards, cookie cutter, crafts, paper craft, scrapbooking, spring
Love it! Who would have thought!?!? Well, obviously you did. LoL! Brilliant use of a cookie cutter 🙂 Thanks for sharing!!!
It’s funny how many things you can do with cookie cutters!
Such a great idea, I’ve never thought of using a cookie cutter like that!
This is a genius idea. I always try to trace the shape onto my images and fail everytime. This would work so much better.