Laser Cut Christmas Rolling Pin with a Nativity Pattern for Pressing Cookies, Fondant, Clay and Ornaments
Laser Cut Christmas Rolling Pin with a Nativity Pattern for Pressing Cookies, Fondant, Clay and Ornaments
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Laser Cut Rolling Pin That Presses a Nativity Scene Into Dough
A laser cut pattern gives this rolling pin its fine detail. One pass over dough presses a whole nativity scene into it. Roll, cut around each picture, and bake the cookies the way you normally would.

This pin presses its pattern into cookie dough, fondant or clay. Dough recipes such as sugar cookie, springerle, gingerbread and shortbread all press well. Salt dough and flour ornaments take the scene too while they are still soft.

The pin also adds texture to pottery when rolled across clay. A nativity scene is cut along the length of the pin. Each roll leaves a fresh row of pictures ready to cut out and bake.

It suits bakers, potters and holiday crafters who like making things by hand. It also works as a gift for friends who love baking at Christmas. Plus, the package holds one embossed rolling pin, ready to roll out dough.
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LASER CUT DESIGN: A laser cut nativity design runs along the full length of the pin.
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COOKIE DOUGHS: Cookie doughs like sugar, springerle, gingerbread and shortbread accept the pressed scene.
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FONDANT CLAY POTTERY: Fondant, clay and pottery surfaces can all be rolled for added texture.
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SALT DOUGH CRAFTS: Flour and salt dough ornaments take the pattern before drying or baking.
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ONE ROLL PER ROW: One roll leaves a full row of nativity pictures in the dough.
- BAKER GIFT IDEA: Bakers, potters and crafters will enjoy this pin as a holiday gift.
Product Specifications
- Type: Laser Cut Rolling Pin
- Pattern: Christmas Nativity Scene
- Works On: Cookie Dough, Fondant, Clay, Salt Dough, Pottery
What’s Included
- 1 x Laser Cut Nativity Rolling Pin
Frequently Asked Questions
Which scene is on the pin?
A nativity scene.
Which cookies work best?
Sugar, springerle, gingerbread or shortbread dough.
Does it work on clay?
Yes, for added texture.
How was the pattern made?
It was laser cut into the pin.
