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officialfuel
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Collection of rolling pins that have been found everywhere. Took a wine rack and found out that it works well in displaying them.
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Hope you've never had to take one of these to the head! LOL :)
Thank you Chapeldreamer for your comment and glad you enjoyed.
Thank you chevy59 for looking.
Thanks for sharing.
About the wine rack method of displaying.
My father used to have a hanging wine bottle holder or display.Made of yarn or similar,knitted- long cilinder shaped with pockets randomly sewn through out it.Making the top half of the bottle stick out.it would hang from the ceiling and hang about 3 to 4 feet long.Maybe you've seen these, would guess they are from the 70's.May also be a good way to display.
Your right, I believe back in the 70's I may have seen one. Thank for the info!
Thank you Dottie!
I have a few of those old rolling pins,I really use them ...on occasion when I decide to cook.Thats such a great way to display them too.
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love the tin also.
Thanks VikingFan82 for the comment! Have a great afternoon.
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I am a trained Chef and love this kind of stuff! Nice!
Thank you ThriftyGypsy and BigDragonDaddy for stopping by and showing some love! Thanks BigDragonDaddy for the compliment!
Thank you labelbroker for stopping by and liking the rolling pins!
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Thank you Designer, ThriftyGypsy, debinpa, scandinavian_pieces and egreeley1976 for all the loves and likes! :-)
officialfuel, I need one. I been craving homemade flour tortillas. lol
I LOVE IT!!!!!!! any thing to do kitchen items. Thanks for sharing
I will diffidently keep My eye open i would love to star a collection of my own.
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Love them! I was just looking for my 'rolling pin' the other day, now I know where it is. lol
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Thank you ClassicRetro for stopping in and loving the old rolling pins! Have a great weekend and welcome to CollectorsWeekly!! Hope to see again looking through my things! :-)
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