A wooden pastry board for your favorite baker! Homemade pie dough might not be in our repertoire, but we know a thing or two about wooden boards. So, when customers requested a large board to kneed and shape pastry dough, we gladly accepted the challenge.
We built this wooden pastry board using solid maple — a kitchen classic. We added a 1/2″ lip on the front to keep the board in place while rolling dough. And a 1/2″ raised lip on the back keeps flour from flying off your work space.
We also engraved the wooden pastry board with a 14″ ruler and four circles (6″, 8″, 9″ and 10″) for rolling the perfect crust. And bonus! We added handy conversion charts for liquid and dry measurements, so you don’t have to Google with sticky hands.
Fun fact: You can use the reverse side of your pastry board for slicing and serving.
Dimensions: 22.25 x 17.25 x 2” (including upper and lower lip)
The wooden pastry board is made from solid maple with a 1/2" lip on the front and back of the board to keep it in place. We engraved a 14 inch ruler and four circles measuring 6"-10" inches in diameter, as well as conversion charts for liquid and dry measurements
Dimensions: 22.25 x 17.25 x 2” (including upper and lower lip)
A wooden pastry board for your favorite baker! Homemade pie dough might not be in our repertoire, but we know a thing or two about wooden boards. So, when customers requested a large board to kneed and shape pastry dough, we gladly accepted the challenge.
We built this wooden pastry board using solid maple — a kitchen classic. We added a 1/2″ lip on the front to keep the board in place while rolling dough. And a 1/2″ raised lip on the back keeps flour from flying off your work space.
We also engraved the wooden pastry board with a 14″ ruler and four circles (6″, 8″, 9″ and 10″) for rolling the perfect crust. And bonus! We added handy conversion charts for liquid and dry measurements, so you don’t have to Google with sticky hands.
Fun fact: You can use the reverse side of your pastry board for slicing and serving.
Dimensions: 22.25 x 17.25 x 2” (including upper and lower lip)
Below are some of our favorite tips for an engraved gift. Personalized gifts often feature a couple’s monogram, last name, or even the latitude and longitude of a favorite place (like their wedding venue or engagement spot).
Some common questions for designing an engraved gift
What should I engrave on a personalized gift?
For a simple engraving, we recommend one of four popular choices (1) large initial or monogram (2) last name (3) wedding date or (4) longitude and latitude coordinates of a special place.
What is the correct layout for a monogram
For a traditional monogram, with a larger center initial, follow the rules noted below.
Individual’s monogram = first, last, middle (for example, Carrie Pearl Smith = cSp)
Couple’s monogram = wife’s name, last name, husband’s name (for example, Caroline and Scott Miller = cMs)
Where can I find GPS coordinates of a physical address?
We like using Google Maps for GPS coordinates. Simply enter a physical address and right click on the red pin to view the DD (decimal degrees) coordinates. If you would like to use DMS (degrees, minutes, seconds) follow this formula.
