Decorating with Old Wooden Rolling Pins & Antique Dining Room Sideboard

I adore old wooden rolling pins. In fact, the more beat up they are the better. I love to imagine all of the delicious treats those rollings pins rolled out for hungry mouths. Maybe because we lived in the South for 14 years, I always tend to think that the rolling pins were used for biscuits {and gravy} and pie crusts! (or blueberry biscuits!) Mmmm….good ol’ southern biscuits and gravy! Ahhh, take me back!

When we moved away, across the country, one of my very BFFs gave me a wooden rolling pin as a moving away gift that she had found at an antique store. It was so perfect in so many ways. I love that I now have a reminder of one of my favorite people in my life on a daily basis.

crock with antique rolling pins

I love texture. I love the stains. I love the cracks.

crock with antique rolling pins

Cramming the vintage wooden rolling pins into an antique crock is one of my favorite ways to display my rolling pin collection.

crock with antique rolling pins

At the moment, I have them all sitting on my new-to-me, dining room hutch/sideboard that I absolutely love! I bought it while we were still unable to live in our house and had to store it…but boy, was it worth it! It’s super old and came out of a dentist’s house in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. I actually bought it at a store that sells a lot of hospice items…I think, if I’m not mistaken, items that were people’s that were on hospice and then passed away. All I know, is I just love this dining room hutch/sideboard and feel honored to own it. It totally fits right in with our 1886 Victorian home!

Antique Wooden Dining Room Sideboard Hutch

Real life confession moment: I had to snap a photo of it while it’s clean…because lets face it guys, I’m raising a family in this house and it’s usually full of non-pretty items that are waiting to be put away! lol (p.s. the mirror is old so those are the de-silvering marks…not my total lack of cleaning skills! ;-p

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Antique Wooden Dining Room Sideboard Hutch
Antique Wooden Dining Room Sideboard Hutch

Best Places to Find/Buy Antique Wooden Rolling Pins

I’m always on the hunt for wooden rolling pins when I’m out and about. Even though I absolutely do not need any more, I just love looking for them! The prices usually vary between $5-50!! I’m a deal finder and have not spent over $10.

  • Antique stores
  • Garage sales
  • Thrift shops
  • Facebook Marketplace
  • Etsy
  • Ebay

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Have you ever decorated with wooden rolling pins? What’s your favorite way to display them? I’d love to see!!! Join our Facebook community over at DIY & Craft Inspiration and Support and share your photos!!!

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