Home-X Cookie Stamps Set, 96 Pieces Review

I really liked these little stamps. They're fun to collect and I've used them on sandwiches, pancakes, and fruit (watermelon). My children are always happy to receive a sweet message. The letters break apart easily and come with a handy little mesh pouch to keep them in. I have found that the easiest way to clean them is to soak them in warm soapy water for a while, then give them a good scrub and rinse. dry air. Happy shopping!

This is the perfect size for printing letters on small crackers which is why I bought it. Keep in mind they are only 3/8 inch high so the letters are quite small. Perfect for my needs! (68 pcs.) - these are capital letters, there are also numbers in the set (20 pcs.).

Much easier than letters that are put in a rail! They are slightly larger than the letters that are inserted into the rail, but are more comfortable to use. I have all letters and numbers. Here's what I have: 4-A, 2-B, 2-C, 2-D, 4-E, 2-F, 2-G, 2-H, 4-I, 2-J, 2-K , 2-L, 2-M, 4-H, 4-O, 2-P, 2-K, 4-P, 4-C, 4-T, 2-U, 2-B, 2-Sh, 2 -X , 2-Y, 2-Z. Digits: 2 of each number 0-9 and 2 &,?,! and .Hope this helps. Maybe they fixed missing letters or number problems.

I bought these to decorate cookies with my kids. These stamps are a huge hit, easy to use and leave very good impressions when baked. I was worried they might stick to the cookie dough, but we had no issues with dough time, not even with sticky gingerbread. The letters were enough to make up any silly words the kids wanted. Of course it's all plastic and not a family heirloom, but the value for money suited us. I have no hesitation in recommending them for decorating biscuits. Remember to wash…

The biggest mistake is that you have to reverse every letter and they are all random so I had to separate all the letters and put (a,b,c,d) together (e,f,g , h) together etc. I glued my own rows together to keep the letters organized but they come with a good quality pouch for storage and that helped a lot! They print very well and I love that I can click them together and make whatever I want. I also liked it, it has 4 letters for each vowel (a, e, i, o, u) so you don't have to worry about…

They are mainly used for cookies. However, I use them in a pottery workshop. The pieces snap together to form the initials, dates, or words you need. Much nicer than using individual letters because you know they are perfectly straight since they are attached. I stamp my initials and the year on the base of my pottery. This is clearly visible after the shot. I wiggle the attached string of letters back and forth a bit to get a clear print. As you roll out and cut out your cookie cutters, chill…

The biggest mistake is you have to cross out every letter and they are all random so I had to separate all the letters and add (a,b,c,d) (e,f,g,h) together etc. I glued my own rows together to keep the letters organized but they come with a good quality pouch for storage and that helped a lot! They print very well and I love that I can click them together and make whatever I want. I also liked it, it has 4 letters for each vowel (a, e, i, o, u) so you don't have to worry about missing a…

I really like the Home-X cookie stamps, they snap together easily and make a good impression. I made dog biscuits out of these as gifts for friends and for a bake sale. I managed to get my friends names on their dog biscuits and added WOOF to the biscuits at a sale, people thought it was cute and bought the dog biscuits. I bought these lettered stamps to make homemade digestive cookies, but the word "digestive" would hardly fit on a regular sized round cookie and that's not the company's fault.