I saw this idea for a cookie cutter wreath on Better Homes and Garden. Since I'm a the president of the cookie cutter lover club, it seemed like something I needed to tackle. Wilton has a big set of Christmas cutters you can purchase, but I also found this tub on sale at Hobby Lobby. I grabbed the cookie cutters, ribbon, paperclips, and gorilla glue.
I laid out the cookie cutters, and clipped them together with paperclips (to hold them in place), and then added gorilla glue.
After my wreath dried, I peeled off any gorilla glue that showed itself, added some hot glues to a few week areas (the smaller cookie cutters), and added a ribbon. It doesn't get a lot easier.
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Being a cookie lover and baker, your wreath is right up my alley. I might just have to try putting one together sometime.
Way super cute. Going to a cookie swap party tomorrow. Making peanut butter candy bar cookies.
Super fab, like always, I have a bunch of inherited cookie cutters taking up space in my basement. This would be a fun way to use them up! Some are kind dinged up and dented so they don't really work for baking but retain their basic shape.
Looks great!
awesome idea!
Hi Christy, I'd really love to show this to my blog readers in New Zealand, do you mind if I share your post?
Very, very sweet! I'll have to hit IKEA and pick up some cookie cutters and give this a go, it's a fantastic idea and a great starting point!
Thank you so much for sharing!
SO adorable! love it! would be a great gift for any baker, too!
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Oh, that's super cute! Now I'm kind of kicking myself for giving a whole bag of cookie cutters to my sister, just so she could make cookies! Although, hmm... eating cookies or crafting... that's a tough one!
: )
Meg
LOVE this! I have a bunch of these and will have to try it :)
Wowness! I find cookie cutters at yard sales all the time and will definitely do this. Thanks for sharing. ♥O
omg!...adorable!...i love love love this!...
This turned out really cute!
I love it! I've seen cookie cutters on wreaths, but never a wreath made from cookie cutters! That would look so great in a kitchen. I featured you today on my wreath round up post. :)
Such a great idea :) I love it!
I LOVE this wreath!!! I'm addicted to cookie cutters! Seriously, I have way more than anyone shoudl EVER own. But I can't help myself! I have to have this!!!
I am IN LOVE with this wreath idea! SOOOOO FUN and easy and unique! Love it!
Wow! What an interesting idea! This is so great!
This is such a cute idea!! I love it! I've got some pretty brass cutters that might work perfectly for this...
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I ventured to submit your project really cute on my blog ... I hope you do not mind, but if you agree, I will remove the link.
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Saw you on House of Hepworths! This is genious!
SUPER cute!!!!!!!!!!! I am going to post the pic & your link on my blog 12-20-10. I am going to make one of these!!!!
I featured this on my blog today!
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Cute craft! I always use cookie cutters as ornaments on my rosemary tree in the kitchen each Christmas. I need to bookmark this post for next year. A couple of cookie cutter wreaths would look great on the french doors in my kitchen.
I love this. I was thinking of doing a cookie cutter wreath but wasn't certain if it had been done before. So happy I looked as I had no idea how to get them to stick together. Thankfully I have both gorilla glue and hot glue gun.
At an estate sale earlier this year I picked up a very large bin filled with old cookie cutters of all different shapes and sizes.
I think there's about 150 in the bin, now I have a good reason for buying them (at least that's what I can tell the hubby),
Thank you for sharing your wreath and instructions.
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