I made it easy first we need Aluminium sheet or tin sheet (which is available in hardware shops) Scissor, pen, margin scale, steel bond. One thing is most important is the wooden block and hammer two size nails on the wooden block the nails will help to get shape and curves of cutter.
Step 1: draw a margin about one inch wide and cut it with scissor.
Step 2: again draw margin in between the stripe and make it double. Press it with any heavy object to get flatten and smooth stripe.
Step 3: make a diagram according to your choice then measure it with thick thread.
Step 4: cut the thread place on Aluminium stripe .
Step 5: mark according to the size of thread and increase half inch more. Apply steel bond at the ends of tin stripe (bond always join well when it dried completely) overlap and join both ends then the stripe will turn in ring shape.
Step 6: at the joining point push tin ring two times outside and make sure gap should be about half inch. It will be shape like a petal then grab the center again push outside with the help of nail. When leaf shape come up make cuts with scissor. This leaf cutter could be use from both sides.
Wow! Your cutters come out very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeletehi rubina, i had seen your video on you tube and made the dough of cp accordingly. i purchased from the local market cake cutters, but they arent that good enough. however has iam a beginner in CP i thought that would help. i will surely try to make these cutters. Your homemade cutters have given me inspiration. thanks a ton. Rubina when i make CP flowes they dnt look real as your flowers, can you share few tips on how to make them look real. i will try to make the yellow blossom and will upload them. would require your help in knowing how are they.
ReplyDeleteThanks once again.
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Clara Fernandez, Mumbai. India
http://arthobbycrafts.ning.com/
nice work really a talented woman u r
ReplyDeleteThank you, for all your tutorials Rubina. You would never know how many unknown people you help with all your tips and tutorials. In a period where we live that nothing comes free you are really great for your free services. May God Bless and protect you :)
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much for allowing us to learn how we can create something that has our own personal touch to it- instead of buying all our cookie cutters pre-fabricated(pre made- mass produced). Not that I would still not buy cookie cutters- some are incredibly reasonable in price and you CAN save time and money on certain styles by just easily buying them. HOWEVER,knowing how to make your own gives you the advantage of really having the design you create, be truly your own original creation! Thanks again! :-)
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