French Rolling Pin - #152 Small Leopardwood

**Pictures in listing are of the rolling pin you are purchasing. I have not used any filters while taking the pictures, but please note that the colors may vary in person**

**Shipping** The shipping is stated as 1 - 2 weeks...but these are already made, and will more than likely ship earlier. But please note it can take up to 1 to 2 weeks to ship out.

Anyone who bakes knows that a rolling pin is an essential tool in your kitchen. I've done a fair bit of pie making myself and have used almost every type of rolling pin out there. It wasn't until I found a French Tapered Rolling Pin that I truly loved rolling out the dough.

There is something about the way the pin feels in your hands, almost as if you can feel the dough, instead of holding on to the clunky handles of a traditional pin. I’ve been asked to make shorter rolling pins several times as a custom item, but decided to offer these for sale now.

This rolling pin is made out of Leopardwood, an exotic wood harvested in Central and South America. I love the scale like look of this wood! This was a solid piece of wood that I turned on my lathe.

This rolling pin was made on September 9, 2024, for Week 23 of the B.P. Farms Workshop Instagram series “It’s Monday…let’s make something!” To find out more about it, you can read the blog post!

Each pin will differ slightly from the others, as any handmade item will.

The approximate dimensions of this rolling pin are:

11.5" Long by 1.75" in diameter, it tapers towards each end and weighs approximately 12 oz.

Burned into one end is the B.P Farms Workshop Logo, and on the other end a number. This number represents its place in the number of rolling pins I've made.

With proper care, these pins will last many years. After being turned on the lathe, they are sanded smooth, and turned on the lathe with Walrus Oil Cutting Board Oil and finished with B.P. Farms Wood Butter.

**As with any wood product, do NOT submerge or soak in water. This will cause the wood to swell and possibly crack and split. You can wipe clean with a damp cloth as needed. And rub with food grade mineral oil and beeswax to bring back the shine.**