Alphabets

Well after my ups and downs with those letter tiles which now thankfully print and cut, i decided to have ago at doing some of my own. So this is a very simple set made from using the 'bear' template in robomaster, not bad for a beginer I know they are very simple but you have to start somewhere dont you.

The screen shot only shows the first part of the alphabet but there are two files so you have a complete set

Ive tried them out and they are fine i have only done one letter of each but they would be easy to copy and paste to create multiple letters.

If you are brand new like me then just remember to untick the black cut line in cutline settings first to print them, and then retick it before you send them to cut.

Would look nice cut in most colour card or pattern paper/card i think.

They may come in useful to someone may even do for a baby card. I hope you like them

Hi, well inspiration has been running thick and fast today, after my sucess with the 'micky' inspired alphabet and my word disc's, i have now done some K&Co inspired neopolitan coloured alphabet disc's, hope you like them.

Again for the people new to the cr like me, turn off the black cut line in cutline settings before you print, but remember to turn it back on once you have loaed your work into cr for it to cut the shapes out.

A fabulous font that is not easy to find as a freebie. Just move the letters around as you need them and move the one's you don't off the page.

One of my personal faves this is.

Same as before but not sure who did them...x

Can be made as paper piecing or peel-off style.

Here is some more files.

Monica

Even more files...

Monica

This is the last files.

Monica

I have have made these in Designmaster. For the O I have used 0 (zero) because it fitted better. The lines look "cleaner" in DesignMaster, if anybody wants the GRA file PM me with your e-mail address and I will forward it to you. The whole alphabet is in 2 files. If anybody wants numbers give me a shout and I will make them


Had a bit of of a blonde monent, left out the "F" - so atached in another post along with the numbers

Nina:wub:

Here is the GSD as promised, and a screenshot

You need to have this font installed or temporarily installed to use the file.

Here are the Gsd and screenshot

You need to have this font installed or temporarily installed to use the file.

Here are the GSD and screenshot

You need to have this font installed or temporarily installed to use the file.

After seeing Lauraine's stencil fonts the other day I decided to try and make Balloonist SF stencil into a TTF so it would be easier for re-sizing and typing.

This is an all caps font. To use the Stencil letters turn on Caps Lock - to use the normal Balloonist letters turn caps off. This is handy because you can uninstall the font you might have now and install this one instead.

I'm happy to convert non copyright fonts to stencil fonts just email me.

Here's the first part of a lattice alpha I've been working on. I needed a couple of letters for a monogram to put on a wedding card and I thought I might as well do the whole alphabet while I was about it!
Someone might find them useful.
I shall post the rest tomorrow
Hugs
Jan x

I started playing around with rhinestone patterns and some how :rolleyes: I ended up making a scalloped alphabet instead, I might try and turn it into TTF format, but right now my font creator program is not co-operating :angry:

I don't know how small this will cut the photo shows a 2" letter and a 4" letter cut from Bazzill card which is about as thick as a card maker would want.

I did try tracing it in Studio to make a studio file, but the trace was abysmal, so I used DXF but saved as polyline not RM.

Yay :D got my font program working and I've added it as TTF in the zip folder.

I found this blog this morning and just had to share it. There is this fantastic goldfish alphabet which can be traced to turn it into a Print and Cut.

Advice for newbies, the alpha has a shadow so Studio will trace round that not the actual letter, you have 2 choices use autotace and then pull the nodes in tight or use the curve tool and hand trace it. I've done 1 letter so you can see how it looks.

I'll put the link to the site in the usual place

Your missing letter from the Alphabet on my blog