Cookie cutter that makes multiple cuts?

Have you heard of such a device? Neither have I until I had the task of cutting out Valentine's Day cookies for my son's class last year. After positioning my, one and only, heart cookie cutter every which way on the dough, I was wondering if there was a better way. I scoured the internet looking, but found nothing. With cheers from family and friends, I embarked on submitting this idea of a multiple cookie cutter to a contest. Though I didn't get the benefits of winning this contest, I pursued this "idea" that everyone thought was so great. Again, I went to the internet and researched to make sure that a product, like the one I pictured in my head, was not already out in the market. I still couldn't find anything.
I took a leap and began my own "product development" on this cookie cutter that could cut multiple shapes at one time. I really was questioning why no one else thought or did this. My answer is...there were others but for some reason their ideas/products didn't work. I am now still forging forward in hopes of just touching a super itty bitty piece of the pie and began another search yesterday only to find that I am in good company. Yes, there are others who either had the same idea as me (at the same time), or possibly saw what I was doing off of my site. I am a little disappointed, but I am choosing to look at the positive. What are they:
1. I know that others thought the multi cutter was good enough to create themselves.
2. I know that my motivation is really to help bring families together and encourage young, ripe, innocent eyes of children.
3. By providing a solution for moms with limited time (which basically means all of us) I want to give these moms an opportunity to spend a moment doing a special activity, they might not otherwise do because of such time constraints.
4. Business wise: I have low overhead and a great technique to manufacture all types of cookie cutter shapes. I am simply cheaper!
5. Competition is good. It keeps us on our toes and will either push us out or get us in the game....bring it on!

Librarians

CALLING ALL LIBRARIANS! CALLING ALL LIBRARIANS!

Did you ever hear of a storybook sprinkles workshop?
The concept is to hold the workshops at local libraries. In conjuction with a book reading to children ages 4-6, the children decorate cookie cutouts in similar shapes, characters, or themes of the books read. Press Dough hopes to create fun library experiences for young children so they keep coming back. We will supply all the ingredients (cookie mix, icing mix, sprinkles, cookie bags, and twist ties, and multiple cookie cutter, which is a set of 4 cookie cutters bonded together) and try to make the process as easy as possible for the library staff. All you need is a volunteer to bake! Please contact me if you are interested in holding a workshop at your library:
customercare@pressdough.com