36-Piece Mini Alphabet & Number Cookie Cutters Set - Stainless Steel Baking Molds for Fondant, Biscuits, Cakes, Fruits, Vegetables & Dough - Perfect for DIY Baking, Kids' Crafts & Holiday Decorations (Small Size)

This is the complete set! I use for my charcuterie boards and love the size!I bought these small letter/number Fondant/dough cutters to use with Playdough in a kindergarten class. The cutters are sturdy and well made, and perhaps they work well with regular flour dough or fondant to make tiny cookies or lettering on cakes. However, it is hard to get Playdough out of the cutters, especially from letters: A B D O, P, R Q. I tried to find something to poke the Playdough out to make nice intact letters, but bamboo skewers, Q-tip are too wide to fit. I resorted to cutting strips of plastic to use as poking tool, but even the plastic strips did not fit well due to curves in the cutters... If you want alphabet letters and number cutters for Playdough these tiny cutters may be too frustrating for young ones to use.So this didn't work as well as I thought it would, pieces are small which makes the final cut hard to make look good. I could just call it a failed try but I noticed piece of metal when I was just cutting cookie dough. I'm happy it wasn't chocolate dough and I actually saw it!I don't trust this anymore!Got this for my son to use on his Play doh but too difficult to pull out. Probably also as difficult to pull out cookie dough. Very small, so would be better with a peg to lightly press.The cutters are great but it's a little aggravating to get them back in the container. You have to have them in there perfect to get the lid on, which is a little time consuming. So I purchased a bigger container to be able to toss them in and go.I have not used these as cookie cutters, but rather as alphabet pieces. All of the letters I found have some kind of backing - they're magnetic or make it clear in some other way which is the front and which is the back. I specifically want ambiguous letters to help kids learn the directions the letters are supposed to go.One of the letters came a bit bent, but they're mostly pretty sturdy.I wish there was an option to buy only letters and not numbers, because when I've bought multiple sets, I don't need the numbers too.Easy to use and clean. Some letters are not super “edgy” but it cuts good with fruits and veggies which was the purposeThese are clever but unnecessarily tiny. They are difficult to clean because they are so small. No place for them to go in a dishwasher and easily fall into the garbage disposal if trying to hand wash. The idea is clever but in reality useless because they are so tiny, it is almost impossible to get a clean cut so you can make out the letter/number you are using.