Recipe box

As you may remember from my recent post about my New Year’s resolution for 2018, my goal this year is to fill my new recipe box with all of my favorite recipes. I stocked myself up on recipe cards thanks to Rifle Paper Co., but I was having a really hard time finding some stylin’ recipe box dividers. Then I remembered my collection of vintage-style postcards… I like to pick up cool looking postcards whenever I’m traveling somewhere, and I snatched up a ton of these at Yellowstone and Arches…

vintage wood recipe box full of old recipes 40s 50s 60s, some hand written cards

Look at this darling recipe box I made from box and cards I found at an antique store! I filled it with family favorites and gave it to my niece! As usual, antique stores are the BEST for charm! (Also best for wandering aimlessly.😍) I wish I could be an antique mall influencer! It's recycling at its highest best ever! Little shops filled with love. Read more on my blog, www.susanbranch.com ~ click on "Home Sweet Home" at top of page! #antiquestore #recipe box #cooking #creativity

Although some of these vintage kitchen items are now obsolete (or completely unusual), looking back on these antiques makes us feel nostalgic for microwaves without Bluetooth.

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Happy Thursday to ya! And since today is Thursday, April from House by Hoff and Jen from Migonis Home are joining forces with me to bring you a project that you can create for $30 or less! This month I’m sharing my DIY recipe box. And even though it’s really simple, it’s so full of […]

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