Then I chose a text template that was 2 columns to highlight the each recipe and their ingredients followed by a main photo on the right hand side. Once a cover was chosen, I created two pages for the intro and dedication. I decided to keep the book simple and straightforward with 10 of our favorite recipes. You can also choose to go for a dust jacket or soft cover in a larger size, up to 13 x 11 inches. I decided to create an image wrapped square 7″ cookbook for the kids, which is the perfect size for little hands to reference. You can also easily add pages and outlines and grids let you know the crop marks for each photo.īelow are samples of our book in the Blurb BookWright editor.Īnother great feature of BookWright is the ability to preview your book at any time and then return to editing mode so you can see the effect of any changes you’ve made. Uploading photos is easy and once they are in your gallery, you can drag and drop to each page.
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Once you download their easy editor, you can visibly see your book getting laid out page by page with control over what templates to choose. What I love about Blurb is the control they give in the multiple layouts they provide for text and photos. We’ve use Blurb before for making beautiful photo books, but also found out you can create professional, publisher style cookbooks using their book editor BookWright.
With the holidays approaching I thought making a cookbook for the kids highlighting some of their favorite recipes would make a special gift. Many of them simple ones that are healthy and easy for kids to make. We’ve shared many Cooking With Kids recipes this past year. It’s great for curbing picky eating as well and trying new ingredients. I’m a big believer in getting kids interested in cooking in the kitchen at a young age to give them an appreciation for food. They would initially first observe, but that easily led to them measuring and scooping at toddler age and now being able to follow along a recipe. Since they were little, I’ve pulled up a stool in the kitchen and invited my kids to cook with me in the kitchen. Thank you to Blurb for sponsoring this post.
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