Halloween Mini Rolling Pins

These DIY rolling pins make the perfect seasonal farmhouse decor for your tiered trays!

These Halloween mini rolling pins make the perfect Halloween tiered tray decor. They’re the perfect size to add a Halloween touch to small spaces. And they’re super easy (and cheap) to make.

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Halloween Mini Rolling Pins Supplies

There are several supplies needed for this project :

Rolling Pins
- 7-inch rolling pins, packed 3 in (these are the ones I used and are photographed below).
- 7″ rolling pins, packed 12 in
- 5″ rolling pins, packed 6 in
Chalk paint – Here is a similar color on Amazon.
Paint brushes – These paint brushes are my favorites.
Painter’s tape (optional) – to tape off the ends for cleaner lines
Paint tray (optional) – you can use a small paper plate or bowl
vinyl letters – I made mine with my Cricut white vinyl

Check out the project via YouTube video below!

Tape off the rolling pin ends with tape.

I like to use painters tape tape off the end of the rolling pins so that I have a clean line of color on the handles.

You can see both pins below, taped and ready to be painted.

Paint the Halloween mini rolling pins.

I normally apply two coats of paint to the rolling pins, waiting the time indicated on the paint bottles in between coats.

Decide if you want the side of the roller to match the color of the rest of the roller or the handles. I like for the side of the roller to be the same color as the rolling pin.

Remove painters tape from the handles.

After the paint dries, remove the painters tape from the handles of the Halloween mini rolling pins.

Paint the rolling pin handles.

Paint the handles of the Halloween mini rolling pins after removing the tape. I like to use the paint color of the other rolling pin, making a really cute set.

Decide on your Halloween sayings.

There are so many great options for Halloween sayings! I’ve listed several options below.

Happy Halloween
Boo!
Spooky or Spooktacular
Hocus Pocus
Trick or Treat
Candy Corn
Witches or Witchy
Wicked
Pretty Wicked
Ghosts
Goblins
Haunt or Haunted
Jack-o-lanterns
Pumpkins
Creepin’ it Real
Spells
Spooks
Sweets
Treats
Mummies
Scary
Dracula
Cauldron
Beware
Fright
Skulls
Black Cats
Monsters

Apply the stickers or vinyl letters onto the rolling pins.

There are many great font options to choose from when cutting words and letters on a Cricut or Silhouette machine. I chose to use the Skinny font, a free font on dafont.com.

how to put words on Halloween rolling pins diy

Add embellishments to the mini rolling pins.

Ribbons and twine look great as an embellishment tied around the rolling pin. To make my bow, I start by hot gluing a short strip of ribbon around the end of the rolling pin.