Rifle Paper Company Heirloom Recipe Card Box
Our favorite stationery company outdoes itself with a gorgeous, resalvaged wood and multiple card designs to choose from. We’re partial to Spoons ($28 for a pack of 40) and Blue Floral ($12 for a pack of 12).
$120 at riflepaperco.com
Blue Ribbon General Store Kitchen Pencils
Cliches and annoying questions be damned, we still think these are adorable writing utensils to have around the cooking area.
$3.75 for a set of eight at blueribbongeneralstore.net
Russell + Hazel Recipe Card Keeper
For those who like their kitchens as orderly as their office, Minneapolis-based Russell + Hazel offers a binder case with built-in stand functionality. This set comes with 50 recipe cards and 20 page protectors.
$40 at russellandhazel.com
1canoe2 Letterpress Recipe Cards & Box
Each of the thick cardstock dividers in this set is handprinted in rich colors and sweet little icons.
$46 at etsy.com
Martha Stewart Collection Recipe Box
Simple tin— stylishly upgraded in barnyard red— looks sweet and unassuming on any counter top.
$14.99 at macys.com
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