Printable Recipe Scrapbook Page Designs **6 Page Free Sample**

Recipe Scrapbook Set # 1

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Recipe Scrapbook Set # 2

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Recipe Scrapbook Set # 3

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Recipe Scrapbook Mini-Prints

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These mini-print designs are the ones you see here on this web page, but in colors that coordinate with the other graphics.

Create a Scrapbook Cookbook. Share your passion for scrapbooking with your friends and family. Scan in pages from your scrapbook and add your favorite recipes to make a beautifully bound cookbook: the perfect gift.

Here are some additional suggestions:

• If you are making a page about a Cajun dish use designs from the Cajun/Zydeco Set

• If you are making a page about a Birthday Cake recipe, use designs from the Birthday Set

• If you are making a page about a fruit salad recipe, use designs from our Summer Sets.

• If you are making a page about Luau or Tropical recipies, use designs from our Tropical Sets

• If you are making a Scottish recipe page, like shortbread, use our Tartan Set

• If you are making a scrapbook page about something you serve at Easter, use our Easter Sets designs

• If you are making a scrapbook page about a Thanksgiving dish, use our Thanksgiving Set designs

• Christmas cookies? See our Christmas Sets.

• There are several food page backgrounds, especially for KIDS  in our The Real Thing Set.

• For camping and outdoor cooking recipe pages, see our Outdoor Fun Set.

• Eating wild animals??? See our Animal Prints Sets

• Be sure to get our Recipe Scrapbook  Free Pages--there are several 'cards' to write the recipes on and extra cut-outs for your layouts plus a PIZZA page.

• Just think how neat it will be to put together a cookbook of your son or daughter's favorite dishes for them to take with them into adulthood. You can illustrate the cookbook with family photos and journaling to tell any tid bits of info about how the recipe came into your family and at what times of the year your family enjoyed that particular dish. You can make one scrapbook page and take it to a color copy shop and have great copies made for only about a dollar or less so that each child, niece or loved one can have a copy of the recipe scrapbook pages you so carefully put together.