What is the size of each individual page? I have a different brand of recipe book and wonder if the pages will fit.
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By the way, I found a notebook at Walmart that will also fit these particular recipe holders. It is in the photo album section and made by Pinnacle Frames and Accents. It's only $6.
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This recipe book does not come with recipe cards. It is 8.5 x 11", so I chose a stationary/printer paper that I liked that coordinated with my cookbook. I have found it much easier to type up and print out recipes on paper versus trying to run card stock through the printer because cards tend to jam the printer. You can purchase sheet protectors in bulk from Costo, Office Depot or Staples. Finding decorative paper and sheet protectors are also much more cost effective than purchasing these things from the cookbook companies.
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4 pages will fit easily. The ends aren't closed, so pages can hang over if you will. And depending on what you are using it for you can overlap your pages. I use it for order sheets (8 1/2 x 11 paper) and overlap the sheets so that the images are showing so at any one time I had well over 10 overlapped pages on there.
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We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g. TBS's to cups, etc. Hope that helps. We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g.... » Read More We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g. TBS's to cups, etc. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I am sorry, Janet...this was a gift to my daughter so I'm not sure! I do remember her showing me some of the pictures, and they were 4x6. Maybe she printed two on one page? Wish I could help you more...
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Use a tape measure to compare to your pages to the book pages and use a blank page to do a fitting if it works you are in good luck.
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If your cookbook is as big as mine, it should fit fine. I have two standard size Essential Cookbooks on mine the hang off a little bit but they are not inches off of the shelf, just barely off.
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Yes Kim, they sure do, I just went in the kitchen and checked. I have a 1/2 ring binder which I checked it with and it fits superbly. There is still at least 3/4" space left until the end of the binder. The MMB comment was incorrect. I've been using these for years and they are great. I've used magic marker on my recipe cards and they always end up smeared once there are out of the sleeve. I would suggest a regular pen to write the recipes. Good luck!
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Hi there. One page has 15 and one page has 18. They are all different sizes. Very pretty
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Sorry, but I bought them for an organization and don't have them to measure. Hopefully someone else will respond, but if not, use a dimension just under 3 x 4 " and it should fit. I also used a larger dimension for some inserts and placed them in sideways with part hanging out, but they were easily readable from a distance and that was more important for my purpose.
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Riley is correct about the measurements on the box; however, I measured the pages myself and found that they are 8 1/2" long x 6 3/8" wide. My understanding is that this is the standard size for "half sheets". It's roughly the size you see used for letters in Downton Abbey, if you're a fan, only the paper is a heavier weight and you fold it in half for the envelope rather than in quarters.
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the pages are 8.25 inches by 11 inches. they fit inside a regular 3 ring binder perfectly. hope this helps. J. Good
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I am not 100% sure on that. I used them in an album I ordered and they are slightly larger than the pages it came with but I am fine with that. Hope that helps!:-)
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I didn't buy a specific binder. I used a one inch wide 3-ring binder I had already. They are normal printer paper sized and two sets of the pages fit in the one inch binder I had.
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Hi, i bought this last year and think there were 20 pages in the pack....each held 2 notecard size recipe cards or 4 back to back. Fits in a small 3 ring binder. Hope this helps!
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8.5" tall by 6.75" wide. They won't fit in a regular binder; however cr Gibson makes lovely recipe binders with dividers. I love it and keep all my favorite and handed down recipes in one. I loved it so much I bought my daughter one too. Hope this helps
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If the cookbook itself isn't too big (won't work well if it's more than 3" thick). I tried it with smallish blonder cookbook and it was fine, but it's not optimal for a large 3 ring binder cookbook- I wouldn't use it for that