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The Bakery Calendar by Futura 2/2 is an interesting approach to telling the date. The rolling pin prints the 2010 calendar on a sheet of dough.
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4 Comments
Linda Crispell on 01.28.2010 at 17:37 PM
crazy cool!!!
Al Jo on 01.29.2010 at 05:12 AM
Interesting idea. But doesn’t the print on the roller need to be mirror image, in order to print right way round on the pastry ?
Dave on 02.12.2010 at 11:55 AM
@Al Jo
No you wouldn’t – if you think about a rubber date stamp – same principal – and the letters are the right way around on there!
Rez on 12.17.2010 at 07:43 AM
@Dave – I’ve never seen a rubber stamp that is readable before it is stamped and also readable after. Jo is correct. You can test this easily. draw the letter P on your fingertip with a marker pen and roll your finger across a piece of paper.
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