I gave a copy of this book to my sister a Christmas or two ago and seeing those illustrations again reminds why I wanted to keep it for myself. Particularly those blackbirds in pie. I love that little drawing!
I'm a designer too and appreciate your Charley Harper find. Perhaps you'd like to see my recent cookbook find here: http://ohmydoodle.blogspot.com/2009/12/ham-croquettes.html
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Love the shopping carts and alphabet soup. So fun!
ReplyDeleteHey! I just dropped by and found your blog, really cute:)
ReplyDeletecookbook as art--love it!
ReplyDeletewow, so pretty! I love it!x
ReplyDeleteI gave a copy of this book to my sister a Christmas or two ago and seeing those illustrations again reminds why I wanted to keep it for myself. Particularly those blackbirds in pie. I love that little drawing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! I love the team of Betty Crocker and C. Harper :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it - I wish Charley Harper had illustrated every book I own.
ReplyDeleteLove the illustrations -- the shopping carts are v. cool.
ReplyDeleteah my heart aches looking at these! what a time period...
ReplyDeletethose are great illustrations! I love Charlie Harper's stuff, thanks for sharing the cookbook.
ReplyDeleteI'm a designer too and appreciate your Charley Harper find. Perhaps you'd like to see my recent cookbook find here: http://ohmydoodle.blogspot.com/2009/12/ham-croquettes.html
ReplyDeleteLove this! Mine is the "New" edition from 1964 given to my parents when they got married. Different illustrator.
ReplyDeleteI adore Charley Harper's illustrations! I need to find me a copy of this book. :)
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