Koogel 9 Inch Mini Rolling Pin, 2 PCS Wooden Handle Rolling Pin for Kids Dough Rollers for Baking Supplies Home Kitchen

Great size & quality for the grandkids to use with play doh. Did need to glue one handle because it kept working it's way out as it was being rolled. Nbd

My granddaughters (age 3 and 4) were able to use these with ease immediately. They were rolling out PlayDoh and using cookie cutters to make patterns. Entertained them for quite a long time.

I love that there were two in the package, because I could leave one at my granddaughter's house and one at my house.I love how well made they are. My granddaughter (age 3) loves how well it rolls out her Play Dough. I also what her to use it when we make gingerbread cookies soon. She loves my old rolling pin, but this one is about half the size. So, it works much better for her.

Grandkids liked them for playdough.

My 5 year old granddaughter and I are making gingerbread men and Christmas sugar cookies. This is the perfect size to roll the dough out right on the cookie sheet, much easier than rolling it out on wax paper and transferring them to the cookie sheet.

Bright colors are nice.

The rolling pin was to small for adults I gave it away to neighbor girl who makes cookies with her grandma

I purchased 2 sets of these small silicone rolling pins to use with clay projects and grandchildren because they are advertised as having “a Non-stick Surface”; and great for kids, "length is 9 inch and suitable for children to use." However, I have found them not to be very user or project friendly.Natural air-dry clay sticks to the surface of these pins, while polymer clay fares better. For natural air-dry clay, my old 10.5” (width of rolling pin, minus handles) wooden rolling pin provides an adequate non-stick surface, and my 12” hollow plastic dowel rods provide the best “non-stick surface” for rollouts.Most importantly, the actual roller surface of these small silicon rolling pins is only 3.75” and too short. These rolling pins are 9 inches from tip to tip, but the rolling surface is only 3.75 inches wide, and 7 inches around. I tried rolling out a small piece of clay, and found that because of the rolling pin’s short width, it leaves lines in the clay as I roll. See picture.These short rolling pins are not suitable for small, or large rollout projects. Clay adheres to the rolling surface; and when rolling out clay, the rolling pin leaves lines on the clay. I cannot recommend buying these pins for any project that needs a smooth surface.I found that my old wooden rolling pin (18” tip to tip; 10.5” wide rolling surface; 7” circumference) provides a better rollout than these tiny silicone rolling pins. Also, my 12” hollow plastic dowel provides a cleaner rollout job than these tiny rolling pins; although the dowels do not provide a large enough surface area, at only 2.5” around.

Worked very well!

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