How large are the cookie cutters in size? length, width, height in inches please?.
80842
Hight about 3/4 of an inch width 3/4 an inch to 3 inches length approx 3 inches all Christmas theamed. Bell, gingerbread boy & girl, candy cane, star, snowflake, ornament, wreath, Christmas tree, angel, snowman, sock, sleigh, reindeer, mitten, gift, holly leaf, and hat. Hope this helps sorry took so long.
80843
Very small like 1/2 inch wide and 1/2 inch thick I was kinda disappointed when I saw how smal.They were
80844
Hi. OK...here are some examples. The snowman's height would be 3 1/2 inches. His fat bottom would be just under 2 inches across. The depth of all of the cutters is 3/4 of an inch. (My gingerbread cookie recipe asks for a "roll" of 1/4 inch thickness.) The snowflake is 3 1/4 inches across. The Christmas tree from the top to it's base is 3 inches. The top of the tree is 1/4 inch across. The bottom of the tree is 2 1/4 inches across. If you need any more, feel free to ask.
72961
They are standard muffin size. Although I never put them in the muffin tin. They stand up once filled and I put them on a cookie sheet to cook.
2221737
They are exactly 12 7/8" by 17", and could easily be cut to fit a smaller pan. They work great for cookies, which is what I purchased them for. They also work great for roasted potatoes/onions, which when baked with oil on the pan make a crusty mess. Easy cleanup if you use these. I highly recommend. I just let the liner fold up if I use in on a slightly smaller pan, fyi.
1977331
They are about 2 inches. Not super large but a decent size. I used the as a party favor for my sons birthday. I put about 3 of them on a skewer stick.
155455
I used all of them, so I don't know off hand. Larger than expected. I would estimate 4"x6", enough room for several treats and goodies!
1706044
I measured 10 x 15. Use the cookie sheets in a slightly smaller than average oven.
1301006
They are all a little over 2 1/2 inches high and vary in width depending on the letter but most are about 2 inches in width. Great cookie cutters
1752277
It depends on the mold you use and how much dough you squeeze. I made Christmas cookies and they were approximately 1 1/2" to 2" x 3/4" to 1". I used the star mold for cheese straws and it worked perfectly.
2056374
Same average size as all other Wilton cookie cutters, medium large size cookies
598897
I would think that most of them are at least 1". Let me get my box out---They are from `1.11/2, 21/8. Might be a little large for that. They are metal and would make pretty little tea cookies. MKB
1090010
They are regular sized possibly a bit bigger. I don't use mine for baking so i can't say. I use them to make wax melts. I have another set though for baking and I washed them before usage and had zero issues. These are thick silicone and made well.
1921581
The extra large gingerbread man coolie cutter measures 7 7/8 long (approx.), from lowest portion of foot to highest point on head. I haven't made the cookies yet, am making them with my granddaughters at Thanksgiving. I wanted the large for ease of decorating for small hands Have other sizes too.
1868988
It depends on how big you want your cookies and how much butter/shortening is in your receipe. I love the large one because it usually makes a cookie about 3-3 1/2 inches across. This size is also great for making meat balls.
1764782
I can't give you exact measurements but they are average size canisters maybe a tad bit bigger! I am very pleased with them. The cookie jar (sold separately) is huge! I'm very pleased!
1831367
I don't have anything here to measure with, but I estimate that they are about 3 and a half to 4 inches tall, with about a 2 and a half inch diameter. Perfect size for tea canisters, which is how I use them. Would be small for anything like flour.
844764
They fit inside a standard (US) muffin/cupcake pan. This listing gives this size info: 2.625 inch diameter x 1.25 inch tall baking cups
1660057
The cookie sheet, which is the largest thing in the set, is about 7x9 3/4". I bought pre-prepared dough and let my granddaughter roll it out and cut shapes with the cookie cutters, then I did the baking part in my regular oven. I don't know the dimensions of an Easy Bake Oven, but I hope this helps.