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I used this to make salt art ornaments for Christmas. Easy to work with and easy to clean with a soft brush

I absolutely love my designer rolling pins! I love use them and REALLY LOVE TO SHOW THEM OFF!! LOL! There great wood ,rolls REALLY NICE AND THEY LAST LONG ENOUGH TO PASS DOWN TO MY GRAND DAUGHTER! And I. Won't stop collecting until we have them all,lol

It’s really well made but the pattern is pretty big for small cookies

The embossing is a cute pattern but you have to really flour the rolling pin so the dough doesn’t stick. The roller didn’t roll very easily so I had to just roll the actual pin instead of using the handles. It’s super light but doesn’t seem like superior quality.

I'm an avid baker of holiday cookies, and this year I decided to add speculoos cookies to my repertoire. Unfortunately, without intervention, they are plain cookies that don't prompt people to reach for them on a tray of more visually enticing types. Enter this rolling pin. Its embossed area is about 7.5" wide, and, with the right pressure, it easily creates a design on the dough's surface. I further dressed up the cookies by using a scalloped ravioli cutter to cut them into individual pieces. Of course, you can use this with any rolled cookie dough recipe that won't be decorated after the fact. The key to success is learning not to press too lightly and not to put your full weight into it, either. The pin is made with natural, unpainted wood; the dark embossed design is due to the burning process to create it. The pin rolls easily on its metal rod. -- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

I feel like I could have milled this better by slathering bacon grease on it in a pattern and letting my dog chew the wood. It is so shallow that you cannot detect the pattern after baking. It's also really tiny, I'm not sure if there are dimensions given in the description, but this is my second smallest rolling pin, and I have a 20 cm one from India that is bigger.

I'm using this in gel printing, and I love the patterns it makes on the paper. I would assume it would make lovely cookies, as well, but mine is covered in paint by now.

So easy to use and leaves a beautiful print on the dough.

The rolling pin was exactly as described and shown. I gave it as an early gift to a baker in my family - and she loved it! Beautiful present.

The grooves in the pattern on this rolling pin are to shallow so will not leave a pattern on your baking.....very dissapointed

Baking cookies

They didn't leave enough of an impression on the dough or me.