This William Morris design binder would make an excellent gift for a wedding shower, a house-warming party, a newly-adult child about to embark on independent living, or just for passing down family recipes.  It holds approximately 120 recipes in a loose-leaf binder with pocket dividers into which you can tuck index card-size recipes.  The binder contains pre-printed, two-sided recipe sheets for handwriting recipes, and it uses the pocketed dividers as tabs labeling the major kinds of dishes -- everything but appetizers.  The problem, of course, is that in today's high-tech society, we want to print or scan recipes, not go through the laborious process of writing them down by hand.  Because the William Morris exterior harkens back to Victorian days, it seems perfectly appropriate to hand-write everything -- it's just that the average contemporary cook is not likely to want to take the time.  I found myself printing recipes, punching holes in them, and inserting them into the binder.