Mmmmm Vintage Baking
I found two old vintage paper cook-mags at a local consignment shop yesterday on the way to my hair appointment, I thought they'd be great to go in with my swap I'm currently in on at craftster. I actually kept one for myself because I kinda like those cheesy old recipies. Somtimes they can be the best even though its loaded with butter n' sugar. 
I actully really love the plaid background. Gives it that Scottish-look to it.
See how proudly the mum and her daughter carry the cakes. I mean they even produce their own glow in the background? How many housewives now can do that? Even the cat glows. She even maintains a 16-inch waist.
I actully really love the plaid background. Gives it that Scottish-look to it. 
See how proudly the mum and her daughter carry the cakes. I mean they even produce their own glow in the background? How many housewives now can do that? Even the cat glows. She even maintains a 16-inch waist. You wouldn't see this look today for sure. But I still love the look!
One thing I love about old cookbooks is how frilly the titles/names are to such things. 
I actually really like that gingham dog. I had never seen any cookie like that before. They had a couple other recipies in the booklet for neat little cookies n' treats. If I had a daughter or son this would be somthing I do with them.
Cute. Cute. Cute.
posted by HeatherH at 12:27 PM
4 Comments:
Where did you find these cookbooks? You must tell me, or take me along next time you go into consignment shops!
Yo! I just scour (is that even a word?) around the valley. I avoid such gremlin attracting places like the goodwills.
You gotta DIG DIG DIG!
I love vintage cookbooks! I have an "international" cookbook from the 50's that actually calls for MSG! I think it's great!
Looks nice! Awesome content. Good job guys.
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