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Wilton Mini Cutters Giveaway

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Since it’s now November and the season for giving thanks is upon us, I just wanted to do a fun giveaway for you cause I really, truly appreciate YOU for reading my blog. This blog has really been such a great outlet for me and all the madness in my head, it’s been so fun getting to meet so many of you via email, comments, Facebook and Twitter, who knew there were so many cool people in the world?!  

And since I had so many great emails, comments and tweets when I wrote this post about the fun little lunches we do at our house, I thought a mini cookie cutter giveaway would be fitting!  So, I bought a few different packs of the teeny, tiny, eeny, meeny, little cookie cutters just for one of you lucky ducks so that you could make lunches, snacks, or dinner at your house a fun time with your little ones 🙂

Let’s take a peek at the goods, shall we?
A picture never lies…I am going to give away all 3 packs to one of YOU!
Aren’t they freakin’ cute!?!

So, first up we have the Mini Harvest cutters.  No longer available as these are seasonal but clever little me has found a box just for you!!  Still totally useful as we are in the midst of the ‘Harvest’ season!!  I foresee some definite fun Thanksgiving lunch creations in the making.

Next up, we have the Holiday cutters.  Perfect for that holiday season I keep hearing is less than two months away…wha-the-whaaat! Yeah, you didn’t hear that from me.
Ummm, I totally love that mini little gingerbread man by the way.  

And lastly, we have the mini Noah’s Ark cutters in honor of my mini Noah 😉
My favorite one in this pack is the giraffe…totally cute.  And what kid wouldn’t want to eat a little itty bitty giraffe shaped cheese???

Alright, so let’s review.  We have 3, that’s right I said 3, packs of Wilton mini cutters to giveaway!!

And, now let’s talk about how you can win them!
1.  Leave a comment, and for funsies tell me what you’d make with them!
2.  If you follow my blog (thank you!!) you can comment again telling me so
3.  If you follow me on Facebook (which you totally should cause we have lots of fun over there getting   
     to know each other) leave another comment!!
4.  If you follow my daily musings on Twitter, leave yet another comment!!
Whew!  Okay, so I think that’s it!  I’ll leave this giveaway open until next 
Monday, November 8th at midnight 
and I’ll announce the winner the next day.  
Good luck and thanks for being a part of Smashed Peas and Carrots!!

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    Comments

    4. Carmom says

      I love cutting out sandwiches with cookie cutters. I think some bite sized sandwiches would be so cute. That’s what I would probably do with them.

    6. Lyanna says

      I think I would have to make little bite-sized sandwiches for my kids, or maybe some mini ice-cream sandwiches… that would be yummy trouble, popable ice-cream.

    13. Katherine says

      I would love to win these cookie cutters. I have been looking for tiny fall ones so that I can add bits of colored pie dough to the top of my dutch apple pies to make them more festive.

    14. CourtneyKeb says

      Um, you’re awesome!
      I’d totally snag your idea and use them for lunches.
      My daughter has transformed from an awesome, healthy eater into refusing anything colorful.
      I’d bet she’d give it a go if it was shaped cooler! 😉
      Thank you!!

    15. Jamie says

      Last year I received a ginger bread cookie recipe that uses the mini cutters, they are rolled super thin and are so good!! I am always on the look out for mini cutters!! These are adorable thanks for the chance to win them!!

    21. Rachael says

      I’d make cookies, cut out sandwiches, cheese cut outs, anything I could think of to use these adorable mini cutters! What a fun giveaway!

    23. Bobbie Mackey says

      maybe i shouldn’t post this, but i use all of my cookie cutters for art projects. i love tracing them and making collages, or painting…(can you tell my husband does all of the cooking in my fam?)

    26. Melanie says

      Those are all so adorable! I would have so much fun with them! I am trying to think of fun ways to get my kids to eat healthy foods so these would be perfect!

    32. Mad About Pink says

      That’s so nice from you. I appreciate your nice blog! I cross my fingers for the giveaway. I’ve been looking for them for soooo long.
      Thanks Mad About Pink

    39. sara b says

      I would use them for all kinds of things but one thing in particular would be for desserts/toppings and sandwiches. Thank you!

    45. Traveling Thrifter says

      I’m sooooo super excited about this giveaway and hope that I win….I have a small obsession with cookie cutters….I don’t have many (and they are all cheap plastic) but LOVE them. I LOVE the idea of cutting fun cheese shapes out…and bread…and cookies and any other food I can think…not to mention just to look at them and display them in a jar ohhhh the awesomeness! crossing my fingers

    46. megan sanders says

      I am a friend of Lindsay Wilkes and just found your blog and love it! I love the little bento box lunches so I would like to start trying to make those more for my kids using these little cutters! Fun giveaway!

    48. Kristen says

      besides cookies…. My son was just asking if we can make some Christmas ornaments, so we’d definitely make some mini salt dough ornaments and paint them. 😉

    55. HoneyScrap says

      I do love the idea of using these with cheese…and I think I would also use them for my daughter’s PB and Js…and of course tiny cookies!

    63. Natasha says

      One thing I look forward to doing with my sons is making holiday cookies. The cookie cutters would be perfect for this! I want MY boys to learn how to cook. It would totally impress the girls ya know!

    71. 2Forgetful says

      These are sooo cute! I would probably make something boring with them (like cookies) but I like your suggestion about cheese. And then as I was scrolling down to comment a suggestion about salt dough ornaments caught my eye. So now I’ve got all these ideas in my head including making salt dough ornaments out of the fall ones to use as placecards for Thanksgiving dinner.

      ask23 at drexel dot edu

    74. Anonymous says

      We do the obvious cookies, but have been trying other things like brownies, crispie treat, and pancakes cut in fun shapes. I would love to try more ideas of sandwiches and cheese like you do. I am due in December and will have three under three and half…. and know all my kiddos would love fun food.

      Lesley Churchill
      lesley_chase@hotmail.com

    76. Anonymous says

      I am not sure what it mean to “follow” your blog… if it means checking it multiple times a day.. then… I also follow your blog. If I am supposed to have an account that updates me or something.. then I guess I don’t, but would like to know how to. Thanks.

      Lesley Churchill
      lesley_chase@hotmail.com

    94. Rach says

      We love cookie cutters at our house! I don’t have any mini’s though. My kids would go bonkers! We would make everything with them…sandwiches, cookies…they are into it all.

    97. Helen says

      Love your blog! I am hoping this is the right spot to enter for the giveaway. I would use these to make cookies, cheese shapes, and maybe use them for fun with play doh as well?

    98. Sweet Audrey says

      I would make mini-sandwiches with these cutters. My children will be happy to see their plates full of animals, leaves or Christmas themes.

      sweet.audrey10(at)gmail(dot)com

      Kisses from Spain

    100. ckscribbles says

      i would make a milllion giraffe cookies because giraffes are my favsies. and with the christmas ones i would make mini pancakes for my family christmas morning! and cookies for the christmas eve party my family hots every year!

      xo
      Christine
      (yelloworanges@comcast.net)

    120. Jen says

      Fun cookie cutters! I Love them! First up I would be making sugar cookies with my kiddo’s ( the harvest set would be perfect with the new fall leaf sprinkles I just picked up!). Thanks for the chance to win!

      crafts(dot)petersen@gmail(dot)com

    121. Nanabanana says

      I am a NEW follower!! I would love to win your cute cutters! I am a new Nana to one beautiful little baby girl. I have been “collecting” tea party “gear” for our future tea parties together. Wouldn’t those cookie cutters be fun to use to make yummy cookies to have at our parties? Thank you so much for having this give away! –Jackie

    125. Jessica says

      These are some really cute cookie cutters. I would definitely make some cookies with them or even make some fun shaped crayons for my daughter.

    128. Colleen says

      See, I totally didn’t go with food on what I would make. I saw the cute giraffe and thought about using it as a template for little applique on a onesie or something. So cute!

    138. Nicole says

      Oh my goodness these little cutters are so cute and I would love for them to live at my house! I love to make cupcakes once a week with my kiddos. We decorate them in all kinds of different ways and I think these cutters would be perfect for making fondant decorations. I would also use them for little cookies, and cheese, and the like 🙂
      Nicole
      jonic82@yahoo.com

    142. Mommy of Three says

      these are so cute! I would use them for everything but my son really likes me to cute up his peanut butter and honey sandwiches in small sizes so that is the first thing i would use these for. =)

    156. ~Alesha~ says

      I would definitely make the cute shaped cheese. I thought that was a fabulous idea. If you have others, I want to hear ’em! 🙂 I also wanted to get a few little bento boxes to put them in. I LOVE bento boxes. Sadly, I don’t own any yet. In the making you can believe it!

    157. ~Alesha~ says

      Hey! I just started followin’ your blog. I feel silly. I have your blog saved in my favorites and I visit quite often, but I never clicked the button. Anyhow, I do now! lol

    168. Shantel says

      1. Leave a comment, and for funsies tell me what you’d make with them!

      These are so cute! I would definitely make sugar cookies with them, but I also would definitely use them to cut up sandwiches, cheese slices and maybe even fruit! (I’ve seen some really cute cantaloupe cut up with mini cutters.)

      Thank you!

    177. Becky Johnson says

      AAHHHHHHHHHH! What an awesome giveaway!

      I would make all kinds of things with these babies, like pan fries, lunch meat cutouts, and of course, cookies!

    180. tstrees says

      hmmmm..let’s see, for my precious granddaughter, I would make cute sandwiches, cookies, cut out cheese(she loves cheese) and Christmas cookies(we have a Christmas tree farm and this would be perfect!

    181. Heidi G. says

      Why do I want to win the cutters?
      Well, I just found your blog recently and totally LOVE your posts! I am having my first baby in May and when I saw you post where you cut the cheese with the cutter – I thought … Thats totally the Mom that I want to be … one that makes lunch fun 🙂
      Even if I dont win them, I love your blog and have fun seeing your projects, your kids adn reading your tips! Thanks!

    196. Jamie says

      I’d make my great grandmothers delicious sugar cookie recipe where she added a tiny bit of almond flavoring to the other ingredients, yum! Then I’d use these to cut them out, of course!
      ~Jamie
      jamiepurple(at)hotmail(dot)com

    198. Anonymous says

      Love your blog!! I would cut out fruit leather, cheese and make wee cookies with the cutters 🙂

      Michelle

    203. Tanya says

      That’s a great giveaway! Thank you! I’d definitely use them to help entice my oldest to eat his lunch at preschool. He’s picky, but fun shapes usually help!

    206. Michelle says

      I would use the mini cutters for themed muffin tin meals for my toddler. I could use them to cut cheese, sandwiches, cookies, etc. into all those cute shapes.

    207. Stacy says

      We did the cut out cheese for lunch with the one mini-cookie cutter we have. I also like cutting out shapes from scraps of pie pastry. Once baked, they make a terrific garnish for ice cream!

      stacybondurant(at)gmail(dot)com

    217. Hendrixkin says

      ^^~ I follow your blog recently.

      I will do some cookies for a broken heart ^^ in my country we said: “with bread sadness is gone”* ^^ obviously I’m translating it very freely.

    224. Jackie says

      I would use those cute cutters to cut the top crust of a pie and also some extra pieces to put around the edges of the pie!

    229. Kelly O. says

      what a great giveaway!!!
      we have trouble with veggies round these parts and I often get “big” carrots and slice them up or shave them with my peeler to make them more fun to eat but using a cookie cutter once they’re “shaved” would make it even more!!!

    236. Rachel says

      I do this with another set I have, but I would use the Christmas ones and cut out green pepper trees and red pepper candy canes and white cheese snow flakes and pack them in my kids lunches for December:)

    237. MrsJoseph says

      I’m thinking finger sandwhiches with the harvest ones to tide the family over on Turkey day (I never get dinner done at the appointed time)and neighbor goodies with the Christmas ones. Love them!

    244. Attilio says

      oooh we loooove coookie cutters in our family… we had french toast shapes for breakfast on sunday, we make cookies with “stained glass” to hang on the christmas tree, make surprise school lunch shapes,we’ve used a cat shaped cutter to make a luminairee, just found myself a full nativity set of cutters, cant wait to use them.
      thanks for such a great giveaway
      becky
      bpbajona(at)maltanet(dot)net

    250. glanini says

      I would love to make some teeny tiny sugar cookies. Also, the fun shapes would make for cute card making, since I definitely can’t draw anything freehand!!

    265. Anonymous says

      Hi! They can be useful as pattern for cutting felt (or fleece) and embellish babie’s cloths..

      (I’m not on facebook, don’t have time to follow, and I live in Italy, so probably I won’t win beacuse of the shipping costs…but I wanted to try, and tell you I love your blog.)

      Maria Grazia,
      Roma, Italy

    268. adventure knitter says

      Okay those are totally cute! I love the safari animals! We just moved to Kenya in August (working for the US Embassy) and I KNOW my kids would love food cut into animals shapes! (and i’d probably make little apple pie tarts w/ the harvest shapes…so cute!)

      dewaalfam at gmail dot com

    273. Mommy Melback says

      Oh my gooses!
      I just saw these at walmart and I love them.
      I would do the cheese cut out. That would save me tons of $$ coz I buy string or precut ones. Now I could buy the blocked cheese.
      Thanks for sharing

    278. cjameliamom says

      We love to make and decorate cookies in our house! One of the few times I can get my6 boy to sit down and focus on something for any length of time!

    302. Amber says

      Well, when I finally get finished drooling over just how cute they are we can start with mini cookies, rice krispie treats or whatever fun yummies my kiddos love!! For a little more we can make mini sandwiches or just pieces of cheese and meat because my kids like to skip the bread 😉 By the way I am a HUGE fan!!! I check your blog a couple of times a week for fun stuff to do with the kids! Keep it up!

    306. dianne says

      I would make a variety of Christmas cookies, having 3 3 year olds running around, I will need lots of cookies for them to munch on at Xmas time!

    311. Katie says

      I would definitely make cookies of all kinds… and maybe even make cute little sandwiches and cheeses for my nephew when he comes over!

      Love the giveaway and your blog! Thanks for hosting!

    312. Katie says

      I would definitely make cookies of all kinds… and maybe even make cute little sandwiches and cheeses for my nephew when he comes over!

      Love the giveaway and your blog! Thanks for hosting!

    318. Delina says

      I would most definatly use these cutters for cookies, sandwiches and any other food I could cut:) They are soo adorable and you are soo sweet to give them away!! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!!

    322. Jae says

      I think I would try my hand at fruit with them. You know like those really expensive edible arrangements. 🙂 I’ve done a few flowers and hearts, but not passed that. SO CUTE!

    326. The Family of Logo says

      My littlest prince doesn’t like crust on his preschool lunch sandwhiches so I use cookie cutters to make his lunch more fun and the envy of all Kaleidescope Children’s Learning Center patrons so THAT is what I would use these for… and cookies obviously, and to cut out brownies and… and… and… hahaha! Thanks so much for the chance to win!

    332. Jennifer says

      Cute cutters! Would use these to make treats for my 1st grader’s lunchbox. They’d also be handy to cut out fondant shapes for cakes and cupcakes!

    336. Michelle says

      Using themed cookie cutters is a wonderful way of shaping rice, cheese, ham, turkey, also red/green/yellow bell peppers for some added decoration to lunches!

    337. RobynH says

      I love your blog! I started using this idea right away with some tiny circle cutters I had already. My baby is a picky eater, but she loves her cheese and fruit cut into a different shape. Who knew? Thanks for the idea!

    338. RobynH says

      I just became a follower. Not just to have another chance to win the cookie cutters, although that is an awesome bonus. Really, it’s just cause’ I like what you are doing here.