Free Printable Vintage Recipe Cards with a classic, Farmhouse-style feel. They are free to print and gift to a friend or keep in your own recipe box.
I can remember when all recipes were written down.
My mom would rummage through her little tin recipe box every time she needed to find the recipe for one of my grandma’s famous recipes. The recipe cards were worn and folded, stained and fading. They were used and they were loved. They told stories of hundreds of meals around the family table, dozens of family reunions, baby showers, and wedding receptions. 
Though I have a shelf full of cookbooks, I go back to my little book of recipes over and over again. The ones my mother-in-law wrote down for me when I married my high school sweetheart, the ones my mom copied from my grandma’s church cookbook.
Because of my love of recipe cards, I made some recipe cards that would fit in any vintage recipe box.
Use these classic recipe cards to pass down family recipes to your daughters and sons (they might not appreciate it at the time, but they will grow into it) or copy them into your own recipe box.
Free Printable Vintage Recipe Cards
The front features space to write down all the important details like the title of the recipe, all the ingredients, and how long it will take to prepare the dish.
The back leaves plenty of space to write down the directions (and the extra special tips that make the recipe truly yours.)
I’ve also made these sweet floral dividers to organize your recipe box, because otherwise I would never be able to find a thing in my recipe box! (If you’re loving all things green right now, check out my Vintage Garden Tools Printable – I’m still swooning over it!)
Download the free printable Vintage Recipe Cards by clicking on the photo or the link below:
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Let me know in the comments below if you have a recipe box of your own. What is your favorite family recipe?
I love these cards & the card box!
These are very nice 🙂 Thank you!
What size are these
Very nice!
This is exactly what I was looking for today. I am teaching a group of girls at church about meal planning, family recipes, and shopping.
This will be perfect for them to make their own recipe boxes. I remember doing mine in the ’60s and I still have handwritten recipes that I wrote and my girlfriends wrote from back then. It always takes me back to that fun day and the foods that I tasted from the recipes they shared.
Thanks for doing what I have no idea how to do….computer graphics!
This is much appreciated!
Oh my goodness, Susanna. Thank you so much for commenting. It means the world to me to find people that understand why these things are so important to me. Those girls are lucky to have you – your wisdom will be an incredible blessing to them.
These are perfect to print for a young bride at our church! We are all sharing recipes at her shower. Can you tell me what the font is? I want to make a title page for the book we are putting them all in. Thanks!
I absolutely love these. Thank you. I have been meaning to get my recipes in order (those written and non-written ones) and on to recipe cards to make it easier for my children in the kitchen. I have already printed out about 90 cards total + the dividers, and my recipe box will arrive in 2 days. I already have about 30 recipes transferred to cards. Only issue I am having is — would it be possible to get a “drinks” divider. I have a lot of holiday drinks passed down from my grandmas from Russian and Sweden, and would like them to have their own section.
Once again thank you for making these downloadable. 🙂
Do you know what font you used for these? They’re amazing!
I’m a new subscriber. I came to your blog looking for a pretty vintage recipe card and I’ve decide to stay. Thanks for creating a truly beautiful and elegant looking card that is sure to become a keepsake.
These are beautiful! What is the font that is used? I love it!
For anyone asking for the font, I think it’s a modified version of “Modista”
I love these especiatly the black and white lined one. I am trying to find a template I can use in Word or figure out how to design one. So far Youtube is not my friend on this one.
Thank you very much for the free printable.
Thank you so much for these free recipe cards. I love them because they’re so simple..