1. Peppermint ornaments

Create beautiful red and white Christmas decorations! Put a handful of peppermint star candies in cookie cutters and place them on a sheet of baking paper. Cook in the oven at 180 degrees for 3 to 9 minutes. Let cool and remove from the cookie cutters — the possibilities are endless!
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2. Birdseed treats

Give the birds a good Christmas, too. Buy wild bird seed and mix with a little flour and gelatine. Fill the cookie cutter and put a straw at the top to make a hole for the ribbon. Allow them to dry for three hours or more, until they are hard and hold their shape, then thread a ribbon through the hole for hanging.
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3. Christmas shapes on wood

Decorate wood pieces by tracing cookie cutters for festive designs. Great for ornaments or homemade gifts.
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4. Cookie cutter ornament

This is an incredibly simple idea. Decorate your cookie cutters by hand or with washi tape and hang with a ribbon.
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5. Melted Christmas ornaments

This is a fun craft for the kids! Fill the cookie cutters with beads and place on a baking sheet. Heat the oven, melt, and push the melted shapes out. Sweet!
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6. Frame it!

Use wrapping paper or old Christmas cards and cut them to the shape of the cookie cutter.
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7. Wrap with yarn

Wrap the cookie cutters with yarn or ribbon and hang as an ornament. What a unique idea!
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8. Give as a gift

Give your cookie cutters a festive makeover with decorative paper and small trinkets. These make a perfect gift — homemade and straight from the heart.
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If you liked these ideas, please share with your friends! There are lots of fun crafts to do with the family!

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