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Make Your Own Handwriting Font

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I used to write all the time as a kid and practice my handwriting over and over. These days, I'm lucky if I can read my own chicken scratch. Thank you to Jessica at How About Orange for pointing us to Fontifier. a site that can convert your handwriting into a font for just $9. Try it with your kid's writing or have grandma with that excellent penmanship take a whirl at it. Seems like a more personal way to create fonts to use in your design, photos, or craft projects. [ via ] Link.

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Posted by: In Craft We Trust on February 26, 2008 at 11:41 AM

So cool...just did it and my font is so much fun to type with!! Actually looks neater than my real writing--love it!

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