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I made this recipe album for our soon-to-be daughter-in-law's shower. It is a flip album from 7 Gypsies. The scrapbook kit was one I found at Archiver's called Recipe Time. The charms were a Karen Foster Design item.  I cut recipe cards from the From My Kitchen cartridge and stamped some of them with the "What's for Dinner?" stamp set from Stampin' Up.

























































































































































                                                                                                


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Natalie said…
This recipe is really great, Jen. I am working on one with the same cart. I have made only one page. I am looking to put the recipes on 6 x6 pages and then adhering them to chipboard and combining with a ring. What do you think? Do you really like 7 Gypsies? I am thinking of ordering some of their products. I haven't ordered a lot on the internet. Where do you get your supplies? Well, take care and have great day!
November 13, 2009 at 5:34 PM
Happy Mofe said…
Very cute. What is the No JJ and the JJ with the happy face about?
November 14, 2009 at 2:29 PM
farmhouse-story said…
this is wonderful-i have this cart and i need to do this! tfs!
November 14, 2009 at 3:46 PM
Java Jen's Creations said…
Natalie, I really like 7 Gypsies stuff. There are several good sellers on ebay or directly from sevengypsies.com . If you live near an Archiver's, they have a good selection of 7 Gypsies products! I think your idea of a ring album is great! I might use this too!
scrappyRN, I wondered if someone would notice that! :-) JJ is my son, (who Amy is marrying), and he is a diabetic so that was just a funny way to let her know that she can or can't make that recipe for him!
November 14, 2009 at 5:32 PM
Rachel said…
I found you on the cricut message board and I think this is great! My best friend is getting married and we want to make her a cookbook for her shower also. This gave me great ideas! Thanks!
November 18, 2009 at 9:01 PM
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