Scalloped Round Cookie Cutters {WFMW}

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Now for the cookie talk…
Although I like most of my cookie cutters, scalloped rounds are the ones that I love above all the ?rest.
If I were about to be left on a deserted island and could only take ONE single cutter, I would take a scalloped round.
Actually, the VERY first set of cutters I EVER really spent “real” money one were the Ateco four-set scalloped rounds {top right corner} and I still use them to this day.
The beauty of  scalloped rounds is that you can do ANYTHING with them.  They work for almost any theme and design.
Suppose you need jungle cookies, and you don’t have the cutters? Put it on a round.
Hydrangeas and not in the mood to hand cut? NO PROBLEM!
You can even use them to build cookies.
Bottom line, a good set, or even just one scalloped round is essential to ANY good cookier’s cutter collection.
OKAY, in my usual LONG WINDED FASHION…I’m not quite finished.
Now, I want to talk about a similar cutter, scalloped ovals.
Now this might come as quite a surprise, *where’s that sarcasm font* but I own quite a few of these also.
Although I use all of them, I have a favorite.
I got this scalloped oval cutter from Copper Gifts two years ago, and it’s one of my most frequently used cutters.  If you are serious about cookies, invest in one of these.
I use it all the time, particularly to make centerpiece cookies like these {pardon the OLD photos}.
Just so you know, this cutter is a bit over four inches wide. However, if you are on a budget, or if you need a smaller one, I have the perfect solution.
See these babies?  I get them from World Market, and they cost a whopping ninety-nine cents.

 

Besides being GREAT for round cookies like these, they also have another quality I love.
With a little squoosh, they instantly morph into the perfect sized scalloped oval.
So simple I ALMOST didn’t think of it!

 

I used this cutter to make these cookies and for my recent Father’s Day Ties.
So, whether you need a large oval or a small, you are covered.

 

I used both in this collection.
And just in case you don’t have access to World Market, I have yet another solution, using one of the most common cookie cutters of all, the FLOWER cutter.
Besides making a beautiful scalloped oval, they also work REALLY well as clouds!

 

So, tip for the day, always keep a scalloped round cutter on hand, and don’t forget to buy a few extras to make those ovals.
This works for me and I hope it will work for you too!