Heirloom Recipe Journal – Preserve Family Recipes in a Beautiful Keepsake Book House & Home This abstract artwork features pink Size:2X-Large

Name: Heirloom Recipe Journal – Preserve Family Recipes in a Beautiful Keepsake Book House & Home This abstract artwork features pink Size:2X-Large
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Heirloom Recipe Journal – Preserve Family Recipes in a Beautiful Keepsake Book House & Home This abstract artwork features pink Size:2X Large This abstract artwork features pink and golden hued shades and is an archival fine art print based on an original piece of artwork created by shop owner 75'' d x 7 Book Includes Pages For: Table of contents 58 detailed recipe pages with sections for Ingredients Cooks That Made Us section to pay tribute to family

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