Fondant Letter Cutters for Cake Decorating – Plastic Alphabet Fondant Cutters with A-Z Letters and 0-9 Numbers (9.84" L × 0.98" W) with Multipurpose Use – Cake Decorating Letters for Sugar Paste

I love these. So cute. I use them for my dog treats

Arrived as scheduled and they worked great to cut fondant for a cake!

I used these for my nephew's birthday party. He was the "Missing Piece" to their puzzle, so it fit the theme well. They cut perfectly and are very easy to clean. The cookie dough I used expanded after cooking, so I just "re-cut" them and they came out beautifully!

I almost didn't buy this because Amazon said it's a frequently returned item, but I'm glad I did. Watch the video and do as they do in the video and it works great. Roll your fondant extremely thin over the letters, don't try to use the letters as a cutter on the fondant. That's the key. Then tap it on the table and the letters come right out. I didn't give 5 stars because from the pictures I expected the letters to be more substantial. Portions of some of the letters (like A) are really narrow, making it hard to get a bold look, even with bright colors. But overall, great buy for the price.

These was a waste of my money. The fondant would stick everywhere and the letters would not come out. Not usable for cake decorating. I do not recommend AT ALL for that. They my work on moonsand and/or regular sand as a kid’s toy.

These are really great. They work just fine as long as you follow the directions. Some people who reviewed these negatively clearly did not follow the directions and it's really too bad. The key is to roll out your fondant or gum paste super thin (less than the bands on any fondant roller would allow. You'll want to remove those and go thinner. Nope, even thinner.) and let it sit for a minute or two before you use the cutter. I add a little CMC powder to speed up the drying and for added firmness, but it's not required. You'll just have to wait a little longer for it to harden a bit. Brush a thin coat of cornstarch onto the rolled out fondant, dip your cutter in the cornstarch then gently tap off the excess. When you cut your piece it's important to wiggle the cutter against your work surface to completely cut through and get a defined edge. Then tap the cutter against the table top until your cut piece pops out. You can then use a fluffy brush to dust off any excess cornstarch. You should not need to go in afterward and trim a seam at all. Works like a charm. Just remember to LET YOUR FONDANT DRY SLIGHTLY BEFORE YOU USE THE CUTTERS and all will be well. If you still struggle, there are YouTube videos that troubleshoot any issues you might have with these. These are worth learning how to use!

Hard to remove the fondant once it’s pressed into the letters.

They are small but that is kinda the point. They worked beautifully and even baked the shape stays. Would definitely buy again.