Here's what one of the sheets look like:-
The free download is located at the very bottom of my sidebar. (This is where my files will be located, from here on in.) Enjoy!! :-)
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Monday, June 21, 2010
CRICUT FONT Chart
Have you ever wanted to have a chart that shows, at one fell swoop, all (or most) of the Cricut fonts available? Well, want no more because I created one, that I'd like to share w/ my blogger friends! :-)
Here's what one of the sheets look like:-
The free download is located at the very bottom of my sidebar. (This is where my files will be located, from here on in.) Enjoy!! :-)
Here's what one of the sheets look like:-
The free download is located at the very bottom of my sidebar. (This is where my files will be located, from here on in.) Enjoy!! :-)
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Birdie thank you
I sang your praises on the PC MB, but I want to give you a HUGE thank you here, too. I was thinking I wish I could see all the fonts at once. Thank you for not only ready my mind, but also for following through in such a spectacular way!
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Thank you SO MUCH for doing this! It will be a great help to me. I love your blog and your Ladybug :-) I haven't started a blog yet but I'm thinking about it. Don't know if I would have enough to put on one to make it interesting. Thanks again for your work and being willing to share. Connie
ReplyDeleteThanks! Would love to share it on my blog with a link back to yours.
ReplyDeleteThank you SOOOOOOO much!!
ReplyDeleteThis will come in so handy!!
Thanks again for sharing all your hard work!1
Hiya, Linda! (Smile) You really are a sweetie for doing this!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about this yesterday. I wish that the fonts showed up in my Gypsy window like they do in MS Word where you can see an example of the font you are choosing. When you get so many, it's hard to remember what they all look like!!! Thank you so much for sharing your guide.
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ReplyDeleteI was wondering if there is a way you can curve your font to create a circle? If you have an idea, please do teach!!!
Thanks,
Jennifer