Use the chop saw to cut the wooden plaque in half and the rolling pins to size. I cut two at 6.5", and two at 5" tall.

Spray the handles with white paint and let dry. Use the sandpaper to distress as desired.

Use painter's tape to make stripes on the handle. Spray paint two of the handles red as shown. Also spray paint the plaque. Let everything dry.

Scan in the recipe cards. Enlarge the scans on a computer and resize them to the dimensions of the pins. Print out on a laserjet printer to prevent bleeding.

Paint Mod Podge on the rolling pins and smooth the printed recipe cards down on top. Let dry for 15 - 20 minutes.

Once the Mod Podge dries, trim away any excess paper. Then do a little light sanding of the edges and seal with another coat of Mod Podge for durability.

Attach the two metal L-brackets to the bottom of each piece of the plaque using the screws.

Mark where you would like the rolling pins to go and drill pilot holes in the base pieces.

Drill corresponding pilot holes into the bottom of the rolling pins. Use long wood screws to attach (as many as you need to secure).

Attach felt feet to the bottom of the plaques to protect the countertops and finish.