We have since moved from that wonderful neighborhood, Margie and her hubby retired and moved north, and our girls have ventured away from the nest. I often share recipes from time to time at their request. Margie used to make this salad dressing often and it became a favorite! Thinking I wanted to create recipe cards for our daughters with this particular salad dressing recipe, led me to JustRite's Preserves Set. It is pictured above on my JustRite 2 3/8" round wooden block. I chose the salsa image but wanting the image to say "Salad" (instead of salsa) I reached for my JustRite Brayton Font. I used 50pt font for the word Salad, 50pt and 25pt for Margie's name on the card. I used my JustRite 1 5/8" round wooden block and JustRite 1 3/8" x 3 1/2" rectangular stamper to set my letters. I'm not fond of my own handwriting, but know when I reach for a recipe that has been handwritten by Margie it pulls at the heart. Hopefully my girls will feel the same.
As this idea developed, it seemed I saw items that were salad related and the gift grew! Bamboo salad utensils, an Oil/Vinegar Cruet, and look at that salad dish towel. All tied together with Papertreyink and Sharon Johnson ribbons! After backing the recipe card with black cardstock, I placed it atop a flat 6" X 8 1/2" cello bag for the photo. I trimmed the cello bag side to fit the card, hoping this will keep the recipe card looking like new! LOL The recipe cards are from Papertreyink.
Copics used: O(colorless blender), G07, G21, G24,G99, YG06, YG09, BV08, V12, V15, B17, R22, R27, YR09, YR65, Y08, Y15, Y17. Spellbinder circle die cut image is placed on black card stock. My salad banner is trimmed to circle, bottom vegetables are cut out and adhered with foam tape. I know my girls frequently visit here, so act surprised, ladies when I give you your Recipe Gift set!I hope you like!
- We are on Day Two of the JustRite Mega Font Hop that features 56 talented designers in total. If you missed yesterdays blog hop, click HERE. The links are all direct to the designer's font posts. You won't believe what awesome projects these girls have designed for you. AND to top it all, JustRite is offering a 30% off sale of ALL font sets through September 24! Hooray!
- To give you a little incentive, to leave these talented designers some love, we have MYSTERY BLOG CANDY being given away. Do you want to win some candy? This is the mystery; no one knows which blog will be giving the candy away. Nope, not even the designers! There are THREE blog candy give-a-aways each day, going to 3 random commenters from 3 random designers blogs.
- So, to get a chance to win some candy, go check out all the designer blogs listed, comment on as many as you can (or all!) from the two day hop! You have until this Sunday at noon EST to leave your comments. Good Luck! Check the JustRite BLOG Sunday evening to see who the lucky MYSTERY BLOG CANDY winners are. Enjoy the hop!
Barb Schram That's ME!
TAKE GOOD CARE AND THANKS FOR STOPPING BY! I WILL BE BACK MONDAY WITH MORE JustRite GUEST BLOGGING CREATIONS. HAVE A TERRIFIC WEEKEND!
I love it Barb! Thanks so much for sharing, I just got this set and can't wait to play with it!
ReplyDeletethis is such a wonderful idea! I know about the handwritten recipe tugging at your heart, esp when I see one written by my mom *smile* I think your writing is beautiful, just like you! tfs your wonderful memories with us
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWOW Barb - you are so clever, what a wonderful idea!!! Looks amazing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that recipe set and I'm sure it with be very special to your daughters. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift, the colors are bright and cheerful. The kind of gift one wants to receive!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get this set, beautiful work. Thanks,
ReplyDeleteJes
This project is so very nice...I love the hand written recipe.
ReplyDeleteAwww, this is such a thoughtful gift for your girls! I love it!
ReplyDelete"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." -John 3:16
Very cute look!
ReplyDeleteI love how you adapted the center of your image to say what you wanted. Cute personalized gift.
ReplyDeleteI love making recipe cards. This is a fun idea. I never think of cutting up the images.
ReplyDeleteYou make the coolest projects, Barb!! I just LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice project. What a great way to share a recipe. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove to share recipes and this is a great way to present them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI often still call my mother for a recipe of hers and she has the most beautiful penmanship so I like getting a handwritten recipe from her. This is a great presentation, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really great idea. I need to get this set.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea ! Love handwritten recipes too!
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe idea! Very creative for a holiday gift!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. Love what you created. The thoughtfulness and memories are precious.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful love it, thank's for sharing
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteWowzers what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLaura
My mother made both my sister and I great recipe books (and like you, she hates her own handwriting). I smile every time I look at it.
ReplyDeleteYour girls will enjoy this gift for many years to come!
I love looking at all your ideas and I was asked to join a recipe group and now maybe I will. I'll need to order some stamps.
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! Nice idea on the gift giving and your art work is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. TFS
ReplyDeleteYour project is very colorful and pretty. Thank you. I am glad I found you through this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to specialize a gift. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect gift idea Barb. I love the way you added dimension to the tag. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Love this set and also what you did with it.
ReplyDeleteLovely gift set. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWonderful gift idea. I love it.
ReplyDeleteNice project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, love the bright cheery home goodness! thank you
ReplyDeleteabsolutely darling!!!!! I am sure this gift will be well received.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Your girls will love this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas! Great use of the set and bright cheerful colors...well done!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your recipe card! I'm seriously thinking of doing recipe cards for Christmas gifts! This set would be perfect! TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove your work. Love the bright colors you used.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteA fun project and they really have some unique stamp sets
ReplyDeleteGotta treasure those handwritten recipes!!! Great project!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea for recipe cards!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you used. Great work!
ReplyDeleteI'm writing this recipe down now! Cute gift set, and I like the way you cut the bottom vegies out to insert the label. TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe idea I love the color so vibrate
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing more inspiration. I love this cute idea and the set is so darling.
ReplyDeleteEli
Cute recipe card. Anyone would love to get it.
ReplyDeleteRobbie
I just love this great idea! Thanks so much for sharing - I also love your Halloween cookie ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing another great idea!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Great way to "preserve" those recipes!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love all the colors in the tag. I guess if you want to keep it looking new you'd have to encase it in something! LOL. It would never last in my house.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful recipe set and it will make a great gift. Very colorful. Nice idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and I love how you tied the recipe card to the wooden spoon set.
ReplyDeleteWhat a special gift to mark a special memory!
ReplyDeleteI do like the way you've popped the bottom row of vegetables!! I am sure that your girls will love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift set idea. The recipe card is so special. Hope your family appreciates it later on.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, beautiful recipe cards! I think you're right about your handwriting on the cards. My grandmother wrote a recipe for me long before she died. I'll never get rid of it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! And looks like a yummy recipe too!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for sharing!
fun recipe card.TFS
ReplyDeleteI really like how you layered the stamp image. Cute gift.
ReplyDeleteOh Barb...don't show me anymore...I just spent over $100.00 on new StampRite stamps..... your coloring is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour vegetable looks so full of color and juicy. Just ready to bit right in. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing and the recipe, too!!
ReplyDeleteJenny L.
GREAT gift ideas!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this, what a great idea and you did a great job. I have to get this recipe set!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun recipe card! And another great idea for the preserves set that Im going to have to put into my idea book! Thanks for the inspiration Barb.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful recipe set idea! I love the detail you put into creating your label.
ReplyDeleteBarb, your work is gorgeous as always, The fonts look terrific with your salad picture, As a matter of fact, it looks like you could just pick that tomato right of the picture it is colored so magnificient. Alice R,
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Nice gift.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet story and wonderful gift!
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors against the black stamping! I don't know what you are talking about...I love your handwriting too! Have you ever thought of making it into a font? I adore this project! Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Your coloring is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift for your girls, I am sure they will treasure it.
ReplyDeleteIt's a cute idea for a recipe card, and would make a great shower gift - along with the ingredients for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteSwedie
What a wonderful story and memory!!! great project also..thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea and thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKay
Barb...what a great set you have created for your daughters with such great memories! Love your ideas.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, it looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI think I am going to make my sister in law a set of tags and recipe cards for Christmas.....thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete....Sharon B :)
Great idea. I have this set,but I have not used it yet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project! I love seeing everything that has been made so far, and I look forward to checking out all of the other blogs too. You are so creative. I am a big fan of JustRite...there is nothing else like it!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the salad label trick. Makes for great variety.
ReplyDeleteSharon L
love your layering on your salad label. nice touch.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Love the colors, the layers... TFS!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a joy to see what you come up with next. My fam is far away from where I live, so I'm always on the search for new ideas for etible goodies, and ways to decorate them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project and gift idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this set and I am creating family recipe files with them! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift. The recipe card is a super idea, too. Thank you for sharing. Please use the email address under my name. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteShirley Lee
shirlee@surewest.net
Thanks for such inspiration!
ReplyDeleteDeanne G
dcartegroves at yahoo dot com
love your ideas and so nicely done! thanks.
ReplyDeleteI've been having my mother write her recipes recently. This is a wonderful way of recording them.
ReplyDeleteGreat project.
T. Blue
tmblueb@hotmail.com
I'm working on Cookbooks for my 2 sons - love your ideas.
ReplyDeleteSandy Duley
sdul@insightbb.com
The recipe cards are a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is about the cutest recipe card I have ever seen. It is so fun to see something so original. Loving JustRite's Brayton font!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling, original recipe card. I love recipes and I especially like them when they are handwritten. This will be well loved by your daughters. Thank you and JustRite for such inspiring work.
ReplyDeleteVery clever ...never thought to do that with this set.
ReplyDeletewhat a cute idea to use instead of plain old boring recipe cards!
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas. This would be good for the receipe books I'm making for my 2 boys.
ReplyDeleteSandy Duley
sdul@insightbb.com
I love the ideas of making something to go along with food.
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh, Barb! What a nice story behind the project...love it and her name (heehee!!)! I will have to try this dressing. Love how you personlized! Hmmm...maybe another set on my wish list...it's growing! LOL!! TFS!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet gift set
ReplyDeleteVery nice project. The recipe sounds yummy.
ReplyDeletehow cleaver, that is really neat, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSandra
What a darling idea and great for any occassion!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea for recipe cards...I love the bright, cheery colors that you've used to color the stamp!
ReplyDeleteBarb, what a great idea. What a wonderful way to share recipes. Thank you for sharing! Mary
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! I am inspired to make food gifts!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I also like that you hand wrote the recipe. I know you girls will appreciate it the older they get. God bless!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea, and so fun to hear the story behind the gift :) You did a great job!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and boy, did it ever turn out well! Thanks - Nimmy
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic gift ... love how you layered the vegetables.
ReplyDeleteReally great for personalizing!
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW WOW ! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love it! Thanks for a nice heartwarming story as well!
ReplyDeleteLove all the bright colors paired with black on white. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteAn inspiring project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe set.
ReplyDeleteLove it - thanks for sharing ( and the recipe too )
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea and beautiful gift. I want to try the recipe, too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your bright and cheerful label!!!!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your blog. Thanks for sharing your ideas!
ReplyDeleteI have to try this dressing. Sounds yummy and I love how you changed salsa to salad. Smart lady!
ReplyDeleteMy sister in law makes such great salads. I think she could use this justrite set. Great xmas gift!
ReplyDeleteI think I will make some recipe cards for my sister-in-law for xmas. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWonderful gift you have put together-wonderful. I would love that set. tfs
ReplyDeleteYour daughters will love these recipe cards.
ReplyDeletethis is a cool idea when you write a recipe down. you can stamp at the top what it is. how neat. make it personal.
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe card idea and how you used this set for the it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your recipe card and all the other great projects you;ve made with Just Rite stamps! I am inspired!
ReplyDeleteI really love this idea. I want to tie things together for the recipe books I want to make for my kids for Christmas, so this is definately a great idea! I'm really into circles, so this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have this set! Now I can't wait to use it. Great ideas.
ReplyDeleteReally cute recipe card. It's so bright and pretty. Makes you want to try the recipe right away.
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe idea..
ReplyDeletewhat a nice gift for your daughters. Family is great and nice neighbors are an added blessing
ReplyDeleteI love your recipe card and the story that went with it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your recipe card! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe card works well with the canning labels!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks for sharing this with us. That would be such a wonderful shower idea.
ReplyDeleteBeth Greco
What a GREAT recipe card! Everything is just lovely!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lisa
Love how you used this set - thanks for sharing your ideas
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of the salad set. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI just love your work. This is a wonderful gift for anyone and I will certainly keep it in my favorites. My mother is 91 years old and I just wish that I had asked her for more recipes in her handwriting. This is a wonderful way to share.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Linda D.
This is a great gift. I like gifts with thought (and love) put into them. I'm storing these wonderful gift ideas away to use with Christmas coming soon. I like how you used the font stamps to alter the label. Clever!
ReplyDeleteCute gift set!! Love your Salad label!
ReplyDeleteOh love your idea of sharing the recipes and how you used the fonts and stamps to create that lovely gift set. Thanks so much for sharing. Phyllis M.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice gift. And I love the colors!!
ReplyDeleteLove your creation such a great idea tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI love these recipe cards. The labels and fonts are so cheerful - just makes you want to cook!!!! tfs.
ReplyDeleteHW(UK)
Barb, your living situation while your children were young parallels ours and we too learned from neighbors and friends how priceless their friendship became. I love what you have done for your girls using your creative talents. They will treasure each recipe as they have homes of their own. PLUS, all of the bloggers have been inspired with your ideas. FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a really great idea!! I esp. love that the recipe card is hand-written. Some day someone will look at that and remember, having their hearts touched, by your hand. Ellek
ReplyDeleteLove your salad dressing idea as I too have older children that I would love to leave my recipe legacy with.
ReplyDeleteBarb, you did a wonderful job. I liked the receipe too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletethis is a great idea... and I want to make this myself. For my and my daughter and some friends.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing...this is a wonderful idea...sure to make any recpient's day.
ReplyDeleteI have been meaning to make a recipe book, and your blog has me inspired to get started!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute gift idea! Think I'll try the recipe also!
ReplyDeleteBeatifully done project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love recipe cards. I have a few that have my mothers writing on them. I treasure them cause I lost her when I was a teenager. I write all my favorite recipes on cards so my daughters will have them when they move on their own someday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFantastic project!
ReplyDeleteGreat project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this great project!
ReplyDeleteHi Barb,
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing to have great neighbors. Thank you for sharing your wonderful project. I think it's so good to use your own handwriting. I know how it makes me feel now when I see something written by my mum or my dad. I hope that one day my children will enjoy seeing things that I've written.
Hugs, Anne
Oops, sorry Barb, I meant to leave my address.
ReplyDeleteAnne. dinkuminkum at yahoo dot co dot nz
Very cute idea, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely cute idea. I love your recipe card. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove your recipe layout! TFS
ReplyDeleteanother great way to make it really personal- more options than I ever dreamed of
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your idea!
ReplyDeleteDo I have to wait for Christmas Mom?
ReplyDelete:) :)
Looks good!
Love you!
Sarah
What a nice way to personalize a gift. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing project -- this is wonderful!!! GREAT idea!!!
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