Christmas Nativity Embossed Rolling Pin That Imprints Cookies, Fondant, Clay and Salt Dough Ornaments
Christmas Nativity Embossed Rolling Pin That Imprints Cookies, Fondant, Clay and Salt Dough Ornaments
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Nativity Rolling Pin That Embosses a Holy Scene Into Every Roll
A nativity pin gives holiday baking a story to tell at home. One roll across the dough leaves an embossed nativity scene behind. Cut out each pressed picture, bake as usual, and enjoy the fine detail.
The pin carries an intricate nativity scene along its full working length. It presses that pattern into cookie dough, fondant, clay and pottery in one pass. Sugar cookies, springerle, gingerbread and shortbread all suit the pattern.
The pin also works on flour and salt ornaments before they dry. Potters can press the pin into clay for added surface texture and detail. A laser cut design gives the nativity scene its fine detail.
It suits bakers, potters and holiday crafters who like themed projects. It also makes a thoughtful gift for friends who love to bake. Plus, one embossed rolling pin comes in the package, ready for dough.
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NATIVITY PATTERN: An intricate nativity scene embosses into dough or clay with each roll.
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COOKIE DOUGHS: Sugar cookies, springerle, gingerbread and shortbread all suit the nativity pattern well.
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FONDANT AND CLAY: The pin also imprints fondant and clay for added texture and detail.
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SALT DOUGH ORNAMENTS: Flour and salt ornaments pick up the scene before they dry or bake.
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LASER CUT DETAIL: A laser cut design gives the nativity scene its fine, crisp detail.
- GIFT FOR BAKERS: The pin makes a thoughtful gift for bakers, potters and holiday crafters.
Product Specifications
- Type: Embossed Rolling Pin
- Design: Christmas Nativity Scene
- Use: Cookies, Fondant, Clay, Salt Dough, Pottery
What’s Included
- 1 x Nativity Embossed Rolling Pin
Frequently Asked Questions
What picture does the pin emboss?
A detailed nativity scene.
Which cookies suit it?
Sugar, springerle, gingerbread and shortbread.
Can potters use it?
Yes, it presses texture into clay.
How is the design cut?
With a laser cut pattern.
