Confession: I am a font addict.
I am ashamed to tell you how big my font library is. I confess that there are TONS of fonts I can look at and tell you the name! I look at magazines and ‘dog-ear’ pages because I love a font on a particular page. So, Free Font Friday is my way of sharing my addiction with you!
Click on the image(s) below to find the link to each font.
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Hi Heather, I’m new to Pinterest, and I’m addicted already because of all the free fonts, printables, sewing patterns for doll clothes, home and garden art, and any and all design features. I’m into chocolate, being a helpful Mom and a proud and very involved grandma, and I love Jesus, too! So it looks like we have a lot in common. I’m also very new to blogs and downloading free stuff, and I must confess, I really don’t understand it all and I don’t know what I’m doing. This is the first time I’ve ever written to anyone, but your blog site won my heart. I do scrapbooking, so I’m wondering if I can use the free fonts for that, and honestly, I don’t know how. Can you give me any pointers or instructions on how to use the free fonts, once I’ve downloaded them? Thank you so much, Peace! Rosie
Welcome to the blog, Rosie! I’m glad you fond me!
There are so many great freebies available on the web. As for the fonts, once you download them, they will show up in your software programs that you use on your computer. So, for example, I use photoshop and can take any of those free fonts and use them in my designs. You should be able to use the fonts on your scrapbooking software.
There are stipulations on fonts…either for commercial use (can be used for anything, even in a product you sell or print) and personal use. If you are creating something for your self, you can use the personal or commercial use fonts.
Hopefully that helps a bit. Let me know if you have any other questions, I’d be happy to help out!