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Rag & Bone Bindery Recipe Journals are designed for curious cooks to store handwritten and printed recipes, notes and photos. Each Recipe Journal is available with the options for your cooking style: 40 printed recipe pages; moveable divider tabs with pre-printed tab labels, or 8.5 x 11 sleeves for those pre-printed recipes. Personalization is available on the front cover.
PERSONALIZATION: We can emboss a family name, or short message right on the front cover and / or the spine to add a distinctive touch to your Recipe Journal. The font we use is Goudy, and we can emboss up to 25 characters per line on the cover, and 25 characters on the spine. We recommend Title Case (not all caps) for embossing. See additional product image for embossing examples.
ADD-ONS: Printed 8.5 x 11 recipe pages include all the basics: ingredients, preparation, cooking instructions, variations, prep time, servings and pairings as well as dates cooked, shared with, source, chef notes and room for a photo of the finished recipe. Tabs are moveable to divide sections such as appetizers, main dishes, deserts, drinks, or write your own. Top loading 8.5 x 11 archival sleeves are perfect for printed recipes from your favorite websites. Without add-ons, the Recipe Journal binder holds standard 8.5 x 11 paper pages.
WHEN WILL I RECEIVE MY ORDER? Items are made to order and ship from our Rhode Island bindery within 10 business days. Please let us know if your order needs to arrive in time for a specific event. Simply Contact us before you order, or include a note when your order and we'll follow up.
At heart, Rag & Bone Bindery is a family affair and we promise authenticity, quality, and care with every book we make. What began in 1990 as a shared interest in bookbinding and all things bookish between owners Jason Thompson & Ilira Steinman has endured for over 30 years as a unique bookbinding studio with a history rooted in fine craftsmanship and classic design. All of our Albums and Journals are bound by hand in our renovated historic mill building located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
