Be sure to bake something sweet and care for it well with these care instructions. Never put your rolling pin in the dishwasher. The best way to care for these heirloom pieces is with simple soap and water after use.
Each piece is made from American hardwood and will vary in grain pattern and color. These features make each piece unique, and we think that makes them even more special.
"When Josh and I got married, I didn't have a rolling pin. I didn't know that I needed one until I tried to make cookies. I went to the store to buy one, and they all were a long tube with a hole in the middle where the handles fit. It was kind of gross, because what if the cookie dough gets in there? You can't get it out. So I told Josh I really want a rolling pin that's just one piece, and he looked around at different antique stores and he finally found the one that I still use today. I know if I take good care of it, it'll be around until my kids need it one day." — Emily Nowell