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Christmas Bell Cookie Cutter

A flared bell with a rounded clapper at the bottom and a small handle on top. Set the size, check the preview and download the STL – free.

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About this christmas bell cookie cutter

Christmas bell cookie cutter outline: a flared bell with a small handle on top and a round clapper below
Christmas Bell cookie cutter outline – the cookie comes out in this shape.

A bell gives a Christmas cookie box a different silhouette from trees and stars – wide at the bottom, narrow at the top. This outline has a small handle on top, a body that flares out into a wide lip and a round clapper underneath. At the default 85 mm it is 85 mm wide and about 83 mm tall; the clapper is about 17 mm across.

The lip of the bell sweeps out to two rounded tips. They are the thinnest part of the shape but they are rounded, so they hold up in a firm dough. The clapper overlaps the lip so it stays joined to the cookie. At 60 mm and above the bell cuts cleanly; for tiny bells, raise Smoothing a little.

Bells are made for metallic finishes. Gold, silver and bronze lustre dust or edible paint over set icing turns a plain cookie into something that looks bought. Two bells tied with a ribbon at the handles make a classic Christmas motif on a gift plate.

Size guide

The Size setting is the cookie’s longest side. This is how big the christmas bell cookie comes out at a few common sizes – the generator shows the exact numbers for any size from 30 to 200 mm.

Size settingCookie (width × height)BladeGood for
60 mm60 × 59 mm1.0 mmBite-size cookies, cupcake and drink toppers
85 mm85 × 83 mm1.0 mmDefault – a standard cookie, fits most gift boxes
120 mm120 × 118 mm1.0 mmLarge gift cookies and centrepieces

Dough and baking tips

Sugar cookie or shortbread gives a smooth, pale surface that takes metallic dust well. Roll to 5 mm and chill. Bake bells in the middle of the oven: the wide lip browns faster than the narrow top, and a centre shelf keeps the colour even.

Decorating ideas

  • Flood in yellow, let it dry for a few hours, then brush with gold lustre mixed with a drop of clear alcohol.
  • Pipe a holly sprig at the top of the bell where a real ribbon would sit.
  • Write a short word – Joy, Noel, a name – across the wide part of the bell.

Printing this cutter

  • Material: PLA or PETG, ideally a filament sold as suitable for food contact
  • Settings: 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, 2–3 walls, no supports – the STL is already rim-down
  • Blade: 1.0 mm thick and 15 mm tall by default; use 1.2 mm above 120 mm
  • Print time: roughly 25–40 minutes at the default size
Food safety: 3D printed cutters have small gaps between layers that can trap dough. Use them for short contact with chilled dough, wash by hand in warm (not hot) soapy water, dry them straight away and keep PLA out of the dishwasher. Replace a cutter once it is scratched or stained.

This template is part of the free Christmas cookie cutters collection – see the collection page for set ideas, sizes and print settings. Want a different shape? The cookie cutter generator turns any image or name into a cutter.

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