Recipe Book Dividers

It is January and I am still trying to do a little bit of organizing, I had this BIG stack of recipes that I had printed from different websites, pages that I had ripped out of magazines and some recipes that were handwritten by myself or given to me by a friend.  So I decided that I really needed to get them all organized, since they are recipes that I use and I was getting tired of flipping through the whole entire stack to find one recipe!  As I was looking through these recipes I noticed that some of them had been printed 3 years ago!  So I would say that it was definitely time to get my act together.  :)

I went to Costco and bought this plain white binder that you can put a page in the front of it and also in the spine.  This is the 2″ size.Then I went to an office supply store to get these sheet protector dividers.  If you put all of your recipes in sheet protectors like I did then you will need these sheet protector dividers or you will not be able to see the tabs.I then designed these dividers that I put in the sheet protector divider pages with the tabs.  I used the “My Recipes” for the cover of my book and I created a spine title for the 2″ size binder.  There are tabs for each of the different titles and I also created some blank ones if you want to write in a category other than what I have included. These are the different categories pages that I made for my book.

If you would like to organize your recipes, here are the page dividers for you to print.  To print, right click and go to copy then open your favorite program like Word or Presentations, right click again and go to paste.  These are in 8 1/2″ x 11″ format to fit in the  standard size sheet protectors.

There are quite a few categories here so just pick the ones that you need and print them out for your own personalized book.

Here are the tabs and the spine title.  Just print, cut out and fold tabs in half and insert.I hope that you can use these and that you can get all of your recipes organized.  It really is a great feeling!

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236 thoughts on “Recipe Book Dividers

  1. Thanks for posting this…this will be my weekend project. I have a stack of about 40 recipes that I have printed that need to be organized!

      1. Could you please tell me how I can add text to the blank page divider. Also what font is used on all the other pages? I would like to change the word from “My” to Our’s. I’m putting together a recipe book of my recipes and my future daughter in law favorites. If you want to send it to me with Our’s that would be great too. I really love the dividers. Thanks

        1. Debbie, the font is called “Girls are weird”. You need to insert the image into a program like word or presentations, that you can create a text box. Type what you want in the text box and edit the font to the size, color, or font that you want. You will not be able to Change the “MY” because it is a flattened image, but you can add whatever you want to the blank page. Hope this helps. Rita

    1. Just wanted to give a quick thank you…I have been looking all over for dividers for my recipe binder but couldn’t find anthing I liked until I came across yours. It’s exactly what I’ve been looking for.
      Thank you for sharing..My recipe binder is now complete.

      Thanks again!!

      1. Exactly my experience, looking all over but couldn’t find anything I liked until I found these and they are exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

    1. Would you please share the name of the font you used. I just realized I will need a cover and spine with My Kitchen Journal.

      1. There is a spine included on the tabs page. The font for the categories is called “Girls are Weird”, great name huh? Good luck with your kitchen journal!

          1. I’m making a similar book to give my kids for Christmas. I’m including recipes from aunties, grandmas and great grandmas. I’m planning to use the dividers to put photos and short bios of all the family members.

  2. I LOVE your pages. Just printed them off to make a gift for a newly married friend. Thank you for being so generous with your talent. It really is the best way to organize your recipes. Now I need to replace my “not so cute” pages in my binder with yours! Thanks so much!

    1. Thank you! I had not really thought of this for a wedding present, but that is a great idea! Add a couple of your favorite recipes and you have really personalized it!

      1. That’s exactly what we did…..added a few of our tried and true favorites and left room for her to add her favorites! It turned out fantastic! I added 8.5×11 plastic cover pages and also photo pages, which hold 4×6 pics, but used them for recipe cards instead.

    2. Thank you so much! These are just awesome, what a life saver you are! Very much appreciate your talent and kind heart! Thank you! Lori

      1. Lori, You are welcome! Thank you for taking the time to write your kind comment. Hope you get all your recipes organized!

  3. I absolutely LOVE these dividers!!! They are so cute and now I can finally organize all my recipes! I’ve been copying them from my computer print pages to recipe cards to organize them, but this is so much simpler. Thank you again, you are brilliant!!

  4. I love the dividers you made! I’m in the middle of making a similar book, but have already started with a different color scheme and am wondering if I can learn to make something similar. Did you use a special program to make them? They are super cute!

    1. I use a program called Scrapbook Max to create most of my printables. You can google it, and download it from the internet.

  5. I LOVE IT!!! I already started my recipe book but need 5×7 dividers. Boo! I would love to use these. You did a great job!

    1. Stephenie, you can resize these to 5 x 7 or any size that you need. After you have pasted it into a program, simply click on one of the little boxes on the outside and drag them in to the size that you need. Thanks so much for your comment and your support, I love to hear from my readers!

  6. I love this design!! Is there any way you could make some recipe cards and pages to match. Maybe include a picture square on the cards and pages for a photo. Thank you so much for helping me get organized!!

    1. I will have to try to do that, I can’t promise when, but it is on my to-do list! Thanks for your comment.

  7. I am working on a cookbook binder and love your cover and divider pages. I need a couple of different titles than you have. Can you send an editable version of a divider page?

    1. I just put copies of the blank back page in word and then added a text box to get the titles I needed. I used the Curlz font. I don’t think most people would even notice that it is different! Thank you so much for this template! It is exactly what I was looking for!

      1. You are welcome! I am so glad that you could personalize it to just what you wanted! Thanks for your comment, I love to hear that my readers can use some of my ideas.

    2. You can probably edit it in PicMonkey, but they do not have the “Girls Are Weird” font that Rita used. I’m going to try it and see if it works as I have to make a page for Gluten-Free. :)

        1. Rita, It WORKED!!! I used PicMonkey to edit the blank page and I used “Shadows Into Light Two” for the font, size 194 in white! If I could add a picture to show you I would. I tried to copy and paste one here, but it didn’t work. Anyway, just let everyone know they CAN edit it in PicMonkey!
          Thanks,
          Julez

  8. These are very cute and creative! Thanks for sharing them.
    I’ve already gotten my main recipe binder finished, but I have so many desserts, I was ready to go buy another binder that would cost quite a bit. Yours gave me the idea to buy a plain one and decorate it myself. My husband will be very glad to save money, I’m sure. I’m a scrapbooker, so shouldn’t have any trouble coming up with a design. Thanks for the inspiration!

    1. I am so glad that you are getting so organized, it is great to hear from others who are creative and making new things. Good luck with your new binder! Thanks for taking the time to comment and for your support!

  9. This is perfect. However I am having ahorrible time printing them. I have resized and resized and can’t get them to print 8.5 x 11. If anyone has any pointers or would email them to me I would def appreciate it. prhmommyof3@gmail.com Thanks!

    1. I am not sure why you are having trouble sizing these. I just tried it and it works. I will try to email them to you.

      1. Rita,
        Thank you again for sending this to me. I finally got going this week. It has turned out BEAUTIFULLY! I have searched high and low for this exact thing. So happy I found you blog, along with some great new recipes to go in my binder!

        Patrina

  10. Loved your dividers. They are perfect for the recipe binder that I am putting together for my sister as part of her E-Shower. As one of the activities, I asked people to make her recipe cards using the template I provided and mail them to her before the wedding. A ‘Shower of Recipes’…Thanks!

    1. What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing, I am so glad that you could use one of my ideas. I will have to remember this for the next shower!

    2. Where did you find the recipe template that you sent to the people that are invited to the shower. I have a newlywed son, and another soon to be married.

      1. Lugenia, I do not know of any template for a recipe card, unless you have seen it somewhere else. I did not do this for a shower, I just did the binder to get organized. Sorry I am not much help.
        Rite

  11. Love these dividers. Resized them for the 1/2 sheet binder I’ve been using for a few year that needed updating. Worked out great. Edited to add personalized divider pages. Printed on cardstock and used contact paper clear laminate with clear attachable tabs to slide the tab name in.

    What kit did you get from Scrapbook Max for this design? I’ve downloaded that program and it looks like it will be pretty nice.

    Thanks again for sharing your predisigned pages!!

    1. I am so glad that you could use these pages and fit them for just what you wanted! The kit I used for those pages is called “Pinch and Dash” from Just So Scrappy, it is not a Scrapbook Max kit.

      1. Did the backgrounds come with the Pinch and Dash Kit? I downloaded it from Scrapbook Max site and have the embellishments, but can’t find the backgrounds even though looked like the kit included them. Any suggestions? Am trying to make recipe pages to match.

        1. You should have installed the papers when you installed the embellishments. I usually install my papers with my embellishments, so they are all right together, but you might need to look under your papers file. I usually do not buy my kits from Scrapbook Max, so you may need to contact them if you cannot solve the problem.

  12. Thank you! These are wonderful. I just went and bought the Pinch and Dash set from Scrapbook Max but it seems that the scalloped pages you used came from a different set. Could you possibly tell me which set it might be? Thanks so much. I can not wait to rebuild my cookbook for my kids for Christmas! :)

    1. I am not sure which set the scalloped pages came from. My computer has crashed since I made those and so I have no way to go back and look at that file. I only have the saved images. It is from another Just So Scrappy set and most of the newer sets have the scalloped pages. sorry that I am not much help.

  13. I just purchased the pinch and dash kit from scrapbook max. My grandmother passed away 2 1/2 years ago. She is the first grandparent I have lost (I’m 35 years old). I am taking all of her recipes (a lot of them handwritten) and scanning them in to make a cookbook. When I ran across your blog, I fell in love with this. It fit her so well. I am adding a few extra catergories to our cookbook. Can you tell me the font you used on the divider pages so I can make them match? I am really enjoying reading your website. Thanks so much for sharing!!

    1. Thank you for your kind comment. I am so sorry, but my computer has crashed since I made those and all I have are the saved printables, so I have no way of editing to look up what the font was that I used and I just don’t remember what font I used. Good luck in making your grandmother’s book, what a treasure you will have!

      1. If you look through your older responses to comments, you said the font was called ” girls are weird”. Hope that helps people. Love your pages!

    1. I am sorry, but my computer crashed since I made those, so all I have is the finished products. I do not have the originals that can be edited.

  14. Hi there. I am working on making a recipe book for Christmas and would love to use your templates. Would you be so kind as to e-mailing me the editable version of the templates? Thank you so much!

  15. These are so cute. Thank you for posting them. I’ve seen several people post asking about the font and for some reason I can’t read any of your replies to them. What am I missing?

  16. I love your designs and want to use them to organize my recipes. I noticed that you have included a blank card as well but I have been tring to match the same text you used. Will you please send me the text name so that the text will match on all my cover pages. Thank you so much for all your help.

    1. I am so sorry to tell you that I do not know what font it is. My computer crashed since I made those and all I have are the saved images, that are not editable, so I cannot look it up! :( And I do not have that font on my new computer.

  17. Hi,
    Thanks a lot for making this available,
    I adapted it to my needs,my ideas and ourlanguage and it turned out soooo cute
    Thanks a lot

  18. I just started organizing my recipes tonight and this is just what I was looking for, for my binder! Thank you so much for sharing!I love the design :)

  19. I am making a recipe binder for a friend and found this. I love it so much I am going to revamp my recipe binder as well. Thanks!

  20. I am trying to put together some recipe book ideas for a RS project. I love this! It is exactly what I was wanting but not creative enough to do!! Would it be ok if We used it to print off a number of copies for a whole RS?

  21. Thank you for posting these! I am making a recipe book for my sister’s wedding shower and these were exactly what I was looking for to tie it all together!

  22. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas. This is exactly what I was looking for. Now I am on a role getting my recipes organized. I have one question. Would you mind posting or emailing me the inside of your finished book. I know this sounds crazy but I need a visual. Thank you so much.

  23. Thank you so much for these. I just finished putting my recipes in a book. I was trying to come up with dividers but now I don’t have to. You did a wonderful job. Thanks for being so generous.

    1. Peggy, you are welcome! It always makes my day when someone can use one of my ideas! :) Thanks for your kindness and your support.

  24. Absolutely adorable… Thank you so much. I totally appreciate the work that went into these and the time it saved me!! All my recipes are in my new binder…I just needed the finishing touches and you provided them. Thank you again and god bless.

  25. Thanks for all the recipe book printables.They are very complete and very thoughtful. I love the vintage look and they really are very cute. Just the right touch. Thanks again.It’s very generous.Cindy.

  26. My daughter is doing a cook book for her senior project and these are the best I have seen. Great job on these! My question however is my printer is not that great and was wondering if I could get them copied at a local printer? They may say that they are copyrighted and won’t let me. Does anyone know for sure?

  27. Hi, I am trying to set up my new recipe book and these are by far the best that I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing. I am, however, having an issue in Word getting them to size to the 8 1/2 x11. When I start to move them, they disappear off the sheet. Any suggestions??

    thank you again!

    1. Have you tried just saving the images and then importing them into Word? I just tried that and it worked. I am not sure what is happening with your program, but try that and let me know if that works.

  28. I am in the process of making cookbook for 8 of our children. I wish that I had found your cute recipe artwork before I had printed off 5 of the cookbooks, but I’m going to save your artwork for the other 3 that I need to do. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

    1. Joan, you are welcome. Thank you so much for your kind comment and your support. Good luck with your other 3 cookbooks that you are doing! You are a great mom!

  29. Thank you so much for sharing your cookbook artwork. I was so excited to find these…I am making a cookbook for my daughter who just purchased her own home. I know she will love it!

  30. Thanks for your generous sharing. This was just what I was looking for, and saved me so much time because I didn’t have to design my own.

  31. Just found your website! Love it! Thank you for sharing your talents and ideas. One of my goals for this year is to organize my tried and true recipes. I would like to use your templates. Thank you! Could you please tell me where you purchased the sheet protectors shown in the original post picture? I didn’t anticipate the need for the dividers that stick out far enough from the sheet protectors. Does that make sense? I googled them, but not even Amazon could help me. Thanks for you time, in advance.
    P.S. I also loved your “study basket” idea. Even with all my mobile devices, I still like to hold a book and write down things with pen and paper.

    1. Shaura, I just got the sheet protectors at an office supply store. I think that the one I got those at was Office Depot. I hope this helps. Thank you so much for your kind comment! I agree with you on the “study basket” I still like to hold the book in my hands and mark them up and write notes in the margins etc. You just can’t do that with your mobile devices! :)

  32. These are great, I love it. Someone mentioned they had forty recipes to get in order……..we should all be as lucky. I’m only lucky because I already have the sheet protectors. LOL Thank you for this set.

  33. This sounds like a repeat of the previous post….however, I just found your site tonight and love it. This is by far the prettiest cookbook I have seen. Thank you so much for sharing.

  34. Thank you SOSOSO much! These are too cute! And I have been telling myself I need to organize my recipes, so this is perfect. I really appreciate your time and creativity, and your making these available to us. I not only pinned, I have already printed.
    Girl, you rock!

  35. These are so adorable! I found these on Pinterest today, which led to you website and I am so glad they did. I’ve looked at a recipe that I plan on making too. Thank you for sharing.

    1. Nancy, You are welcome! Thank you for taking the time to write such a nice comment, I really appreciate it and love to hear from you!

  36. Thank you for these wonderful printables. My husband likes to cook so we make lots of meals together in the kitchen. I am surprising him and making him his own cookbook using these printables. Thank you!

    1. Jessica, what a fun idea! Thanks for sharing with us. I hope that he enjoys his new cookbook! Have a great day.

  37. Rita, I absolutely LOVE these pages!! I have been wanting to make a homemade cookbook for the past year and never found what I was looking for in the store. I am going to try to edit your blank page on PicMonkey to see if I can make a page for Gluten-Free. I know they don’t have the “Girls Are Weird” font you used, but I can also try to print out the words in white onto a blank page? Idk, we’ll see what works. Thank you so much for these! They are amazing and have made my job so much easier and more fun!
    Sincerely,
    Julez

    1. Julez, You are welcome. Good luck with putting your recipe book together. I need to update mine as I am getting quite a few loose pages in there again, but it is so nice to just add more sheet protectors and put them in the right category! Thanks for your comment.

      1. Rita,
        This will definitely make it easier to make a family recipe book for each of my 5 children as well. Someday that will make nice Christmas gifts when they are ready for a little taste of home.
        When I printed off the front page it didn’t fill the whole page, so I used some scrapbooking paper, cut it to fit the cover of my binder and then centered the My Recipes page on point. I can even do the same with my recipe pages and add a picture of the meal in the bottom corners. The ideas are just flowing and I’m thrilled to finally get this mess organized and looking good! I will need to figure out how to increase the size of the pages for future use, but I’ll keep playing with it for sure.
        Thank you again!
        Julie

  38. Rita,
    I’m trying to create a 4×6 recipe card to go along with these beautiful pages you made. One of my sons showed me how to crop the bowls and teaspoons so I can add them to the recipe card template. I just haven’t yet figured out how to get them together yet since the recipe template is a pdf file and not a jpeg. A little more playing with it and I should have it. I’ll post a pic of it on your FB page when/if I get it finished. I just wanted everything to match. I hope you don’t mind. I tried several other printable recipe cards but they just didn’t go with these pages.
    Sincerely,
    Julez

  39. Rita,
    I was able to make a “collage” on PicMonkey with the bowls and just the ribbon of the teaspoons to make a recipe card. I also found out that I CAN use the Girls Are Weird font that I downloaded by clicking on the YOURS button that uses my fonts. I also added a weave texture to it. The only thing I’m not sure of is if it will be a 4×6 recipe card size – the size of it said 1563×1065. Anyway, I will upload a picture to your FB page so you can see it. I’m sure you can make a better one than I did. But I hope you enjoy it anyway.
    Julez

  40. I love to make cookbooks to give as shower gifts. Along with a basket of goodies. Collecting recipes from family and friends of the couple is such fun. You have made it that much easier for me with your beautifully designed dividers. And now recipe cards too! They are wonderful!
    Thank you for sharing your work.

    1. Carol, you are welcome. I am glad that you can use the dividers to make beautiful gifts! That sounds like a perfect shower gift!

  41. Hi, Rita– Thank you so much for sharing these. You have no idea how blessed I feel that I found these. I can now take my binder of unsorted recipes and finally organize them!

    1. Tricia, I always love it when someone can use one of my ideas! So thanks for making my day. Good luck in getting your recipes all organized!

  42. Years later and your post is still helping people. I plan to make this and wanted to thank you for sharing it! Becky

    1. Becky, thank you for taking the time to comment and for your kind comment! Good luck in making your recipe book. I need to get in and update mine and add a few more loose papers. I love that I can just keep adding to this book! Hope you have a great day!

  43. Rita, thank you so much for the wonderful dividers you shared with us! I am making a recipe booklet for my son who is away at university and missing home cooked food so much! I found your dividers a real blessing. Thank you!

    1. Samira, you are very welcome! I am so glad that you can use one of my ideas, it makes me a happy girl! Good luck in making a recipe booklet for your son…I am sure that he will love it!

  44. Hello:). I am helping a friend do a Recipe Book Fundraiser for her son (for Kidney Transplant Costs) …she came up with this wonderful idea of a Recipe Cook Book and i’d like to show her these dividers! Would you be so kind and email them to me?

    What a Wonderful Inspiration You Are! Thank You & Blessings for a Wonderful Thanksgiving:)

  45. Thank you very much for sharing. Since this is the last Christmas my mom will be hosting in her home, I am creating a small cookbook for everyone with all her Christmas recipes. Of course, now this has become a project to share all the recipes from she and my dad which have been staples in our family for decades.

    Thank you again for sharing.

    1. Anita, what a big project you have before you…but what a treasure you and your family will have when it is done! Good luck with your recipe collecting and sharing, I am glad that I could be a small part in this fun project!

  46. I LOVE these!! My daughter just moved out on her own. As a Christmas gift for her, I’m putting together a binder of all my recipes and these work really well. Do you have a divider for vegetables or side dishes?

  47. I just printed these out for my daughter’s cookbook that we are making for her. She is getting married in a few months and I asked some of her favorite people to contribute. Only one request…could you make one for vegetables?

  48. Thank you so much for being so generous with your gift! I absolutely LOVE these! I see that you left an empty page for whatever we may want to add to the ones that you created. I was just curious what font you used on the rest of the pages so I could make the blank page like the others! Thank you again!!

    1. Julie, You are welcome. I am so glad that you know what you want to do with these recipe pages and already know what book you will use! Good luck with your project!
      Rita

    1. NT, good luck with your recipe book. It will feel so good when you have them all organized! :) Hope you have a great day!
      Rita

  49. Hello! I love your designs! We are making our cookbook for our non-profit organization and I was wondering what borders you used to divide each recipes if you had a couple on a page. I would like one that would match nicely with the cover pages you posted. Please let me know.

    Thanks!
    Tamera

    1. Tamera, the images that I used are from “justsoscrappy.com” and they are from the “Pinch and Dash” collection. Hope this helps.
      Rita

  50. So in 2012 you were commenting on using the scrap book program Scrapbook Max for most of your items you create. Do you still recommend this program or have you found something new and improved???? Absolutely love your recipe book cover, spine and also the index pages. I really appreciate how much work you put into those. I also love the RS messages you create too, saves me a bunch of time and my sisters really love them and keep them on their fridges.
    Thanks For All You Do!

    1. Emily,
      I still use Scrapbook Max, but I also use my Silhouette program to design some of the handouts. I have had a few issues with Scrapbook Max that I have not been able to resolve, but I still use it and it is very user friendly. I get most of my images from Just So Scrappy and I have a CU licence to use them on the blog. Hope this helps.
      Rita

  51. Hi there. I LOVE this idea. And I LOVE the printouts. Maybe I missed it, but could you make long pieces that would fit into the spine that look JUST LIKE the cover pages, instead of just the little pieces that you have here?

    I would like that better.
    Thanks for your help. I LOVE your blog too.

    Catherine

    1. Catherine, There is a spine piece that says “My Recipes” The small pieces are to make divider tabs. Hope this helps. Thanks for your kind words and support. Have a great day.
      Rita

  52. Just saw these and I think they are awesome. Now I know what to do with my mountains of recipes (I collect LOTS). I will probably have to do a book for each category but that is OK too. Thanks again for your wonderful ideas.

    1. Debby, So glad that you can use the recipe book dividers! I need to go through my “mountain” of recipes again and get organized too. Happy organizing.
      Rita

  53. I just stumbled across this post and SO grateful that I did!! Just this week I told my husband I wanted some kind of recipe organizer when he asked what I wanted for Christmas, so this is brilliant!! Thank you for sharing your talents and magnifying your calling. Those of us who are creativity-challenged truly, truly appreciate it. :)

    1. Jennifer, I am so glad that you found this post. I have used these recipe dividers many times and I need to go through another stack of recipes and get them organized. So I guess I have a project too!:) Good luck with your book and thanks for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it.
      Rita

  54. I love the cookbook pages! They are awesome! I have a couple of questions. I am attempting to use the blank page to add other categories. It is saved in “word”.., When I add the text box, it shows up white, rather than the red background. How can I get it to work correctly? Do the sheet protectors have tabs that you insert the categories into, or do you glue them onto paper tabs that are on the sheet protectors? How do you make the recipe cards? I looked through all the comments, but couldn’t figure out how to do them. Thanks! Sandy

    1. Sandy, I think in Word, you have to either wrap your text, or move it to the front. I am not sure what version you are using, or make sure when you click off of the box that the white box does not just go away. Hope this helps.
      Rita

      1. Rita~

        I figured it out and saved it in Publisher. That way, I could insert the text box without compromising the background. Whoopppeeee!!!!

        Do the sheet protectors have tabs that you insert the categories into, or do you glue them onto paper tabs that are on the sheet protectors? How do you make the recipe cards? I looked through all the comments, but couldn’t figure out how to do them.

        Thanks!

        Sandy

        1. Sandy, I bought sheet protectors that have the tabs on the outside and just slipped the categories into the tabs. You can just copy and paste the recipe cards into a program and print them on cardstock paper, or you can right click on the image and go to “save image as” and save in a folder. This makes them a jpeg image. You can then print your own. Hope this helps.
          Rita

  55. Thank you for sharing all of your wonderful ideas and talents. I wondered if you could tell me where you got the sheet protector dividers? I’m not seeing them online. Thank you.

    1. Rozanne, I just got mine at an office supply store, but you can also buy the tabs separately and apply them to your sheet protectors if you cannot find any of the the sheet protector dividers. Hope this helps.
      Rita

  56. Could you tell me the fonts you used? I want to use the blank one and make dividers for chicken, beef, pork, pasta, etc. TIA!

    1. Melissa, I do not have a French version, but you can make your own titles with the blank pages. Simply add whatever you want to make your own custom set! Rita

  57. Thank you for sharing…the cookbook covers are awesome and just what I was looking for to complete my project! ;-)

    1. Cam, You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to write your kind comment. I appreciate your support. Good luck with your project!

    1. Raenel, I lost the original file a few years ago, and so I cannot change or alter these files. I am sorry. But you could import them and resize them in a different program if you know how to do that. Hope this helps.

  58. I am putting a recipe book together for my church and would love to use your recipe dividers. I wanted to make sure it would be okay to use your dividers when making multiple copies.

  59. Hello, I love your cookbook printables ! I have dial up internet and im haveing trouble getting the (Breakfast ) and ( soup ) pages to fully load. Is there any way you could email them to me? Thank you !

  60. Thank you so much. This is so beautiful and colorful. Love it. I lost all my cookbooks in a fire. Now I want to build my own one with these colorful and beautiful pages you have with a loving heart shared.
    Thanks again.

    1. Eli, You are welcome. I am sorry that you lost all of your cookbooks in a fire! Yikes! Hopefully you can start putting some of your favorite recipes together for your new “favorite” cookbook! :)

  61. These are great! I have most of my recipes on a computer, but am old fashioned and want printed copies of my favorites. One never knows when you lose your hard drive, or internet isn’t accessible, etc. (Not that this hasn’t happened before – hah!)

    1. Mom, Great minds think alike!!! I love having things on paper also! Hope you get all of your recipes printed and organized!!

  62. Thank you for these cute personal recipe cover and diving pages. It is exactly what I was looking for! I have been collecting recipes for a while now and they are all in a file on my laptop. Now I can print them and make my own personal cookbook with my favorite recipes!!

  63. Can you tell me the name of the designer of the scrapbook elements and pages? The name of the kit would be helpful also.

    Love the design and I’ve resized them as B5 paper size. I love that size binder for cookbooks.

    -cm-

  64. Hello Rita.. your cookbook is beautiful. My grandma just turned 80 on June 26. Is there a way to obtain a copy of this to store all my grandmas recipes in. He has Recipes that are over 100 years old. It would make a great gift for my grandma.. she’s an amazing person and I was blessed to be raised by her. Thanks

    1. Stacy, The cookbook is a free printable! All you have to do is print out the divider pages and add as many recipes as you would like to make your own cookbook. What a fun idea to do all of your grandma’s recipes…that is quite a treasure! Good luck with your project!

  65. hi my name is ms, lynette a, miller and i was just wonding if you could send me copy,s of the recipe dividers and how much do you want for them i will pay you ok please could please let me know if you would be willing to do that , thank your for your time ms, lynette a, miller

    1. Lynette, All you need to do is right click over an image and go to “save image as” then you can save in a folder and print from there. Or you can right click over the image and go to “copy” then simply paste the image into a word processing program or a presentations program. Again you can then print whatever you need. All images are for personal use only. Hope this helps. Rita

  66. These pages are Too Cute!! Thank you very much for helping me to come up with a way to make my recipe book cute and blend in with my kitchen.

  67. Hello! I just printed off the cover and spine tab. I’m updating the cookbook I started when I got married in 1999. Thanks so much! Happy New Year :)

    1. Jenni, Yeah!!! Way to go! I am glad that you are getting organized…I wish a little bit would rub off on me now! :) Happy New Year!

    1. Judy, You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to write your kind comment and for all the work that you do with your visiting teaching. I am sure the sisters you visit know how much you care about them. Happy Visiting!

  68. These are ABSOLUTELY Beautiful! Thank you so very much for sharing your talent! They are exactly what I have been looking for!

  69. Love, love, love these recipe dividers!! I have been scouring Pinterest and definitely the best I’ve found! I’ll be making other sections (just finished reading the entire thread, which I highly recommend — lots of good info there).

    Over the years I’ve collected so many recipes (you know, print out to make “someday”). I recently tackled that HUGE pile and created a Google doc. It took a while to type up the recipe titles with website links. Boy did A LOT of paper get recycled! Now when the mood strikes to try something new, I’m going to pick something off that list. I will eventually weed through my collection of cookbooks, and mountain of magazine recipe clippings.

    THANK YOU for sharing!!! Gathering supplies to create my “Tried & True” recipe binder.

    1. Gayle, Wow! What a lot of work you just did! It must feel wonderful to get your recipes organized! Thanks for sharing your ideas and I hope you get to make your “Tried and True” recipe binder!

  70. Is there any way I can get a copy of pinch and dash program. I would be willing to pay. It has been retired at just scrappy

    1. Becky, I do not have any kind of authorization to sell any of those programs. I only have the commercial license to use them on my blog.

  71. I stumbled across your page after seeing so many other ones. I fell in love with your binder; so I decided to make a binder of my family favorite recipes; for would love to pass down to my daughters when they get married!! The only section I would have to have added is the slow cooker tab. Do you have a link so I can fill in before printing or what program can I use for that?

  72. Hi Rita, I wanted to thank you for sharing your recipe divider pages. I was searching for something really warm and colorful and these pages were perfect. They are so pretty that I smile when I see them. Thank you for being so generous!

    1. Mary Beth, You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to write your kind comment. I hope that you get all your recipes organized! I need to do mine again, I have several that need to be added to my book!

  73. I Love the cookbook pages! I’ve been thinking all summer about making one for each of my granddaughters for Christmas this year. I have looked at all the websites, but couldn’t find anything I liked… until today!
    Amazing that you posted this in 2012 and ppl are still happily finding these extremely useful dividers. Kudos to you and Thank You!!

  74. Did you ever add any more pages, solids, categories to the recipe book. I actually bought pinch and dash it took me four years to find it I hope I’ve downloaded it right. I would love to type on the cards I’m just not sure how? Thank you for sharing I’ve seen a lot it’s my favorite. Becky

    1. Becky, I have not added any more to that recipe book . But if you have the program, you should be able to add whatever you want to make it individualized. You will need to import the cards into some kind of word processing program or Photo shop program that you can add text in. You just create a “text box” and you can add your font, size and style to anything. Hope this helps. Glad you were able to find the program. Good luck with your project!

    1. Sarah, This is an old file that is not formatted to a PDF file. So you have to right click over the image you want to print, then go to “save image as” then save in a folder of your choice. This makes a jpeg image. You can then print from your own printer, or send it to your favorite photo processing place. Hope this helps!

  75. I’ve been searching for so long for the perfect designs for my recipe book. I came across this image on google and clicked on it and stumbled into your website. I am so happy I found this as it is perfect for me and the exact amount of cuteness and amazing designs I have been looking for. Not to mention you have a whole lot of other tabs and tips and great ideas for me to use for my family and littles ones.
    Thank you for being super super helpful in every creative way

    1. Courtney, You are welcome. Glad that you found us, hopefully you will visit us again often. Good luck with your cook book project!

  76. Thank you so much!! I love your recipe book inserts they are so cute! I have been looking for something to use and I love them! Thanks so much!

    1. Kim, I am so glad that you can use the recipe book inserts! Good luck with making your recipe book. I need to make another binder, the one I have is overfilled! You have inspired me to make another one!

  77. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your talent!! I teach Pre-K & wanted to have each family send in some of their favorite holiday recipes to make a “Classroom Cookbook” for the families for Christmas. Your design is PERFECT because I didn’t really want it to be just holiday themed cover or pages so the families can add to it. BLESSINGS to you & your family for the upcoming holidays!!

  78. Here it is March 2024 and I just found these on Pinterest! I LOVE THEM! I have been keeping all my recipes in Pinterest and OneNote but I think it’s time to put it all in a binder. I looked at many but fell in love with yours! Thank you so much for sharing them!

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