A Nice Font

Little_Berry

supermum

Thank you Dave x

kjsalsman

Dave thank you that is a nice font!!!

iggylover

Hvala Dave!

Calgalcre8s

Already have these, but thanks anyway!!!!

Rosie0530

Thank you.

Little_Berry

Nyema na chyemoo

scraphappy98036

This is a great font. Used it to make embroidered "R"s for my son's baseball team. Don't know if anyone remembers Rainier Beer. Similar to their logo. Will need to use font when I scrap that baseball year.

geordal

Thanks Dave.

KarenP

Thanks Dave.

grammyof6

Thank you

brianna_c1

thank you !!

cmargm

Good font. thanks.

barb911

Thanks Dave

susan_ID2293

Thanks Dave - it always nice to have fonts that look so nice and cut well.

tommiegurl

Thanks Dave!

Quicklabs

That IS pretty. Thanks.

scrappingmom2007

Beautiful font. Thanks for sharing.

pinkrd1

Thanks

Reba1

Oh, I like this one! Thanks.

dtcqueen

Thanks!

pamelaj55

Thanks, Dave!

suekaye

ooh Just love this one. Thanks so much

craftyama

thank you, Dave.

wrightdesign

Sweet! Thank you Dave!!

artsie1

You are more than generous!!! TFS!

bbonko

Thanx Dave.

janmom

Thank you.

PowerCut

Love fonts like that so will be using it often, thank you

PowerCut

Just tried it and it's working ok for me Gabe .

daffeydil

@Gabe, I just tried the font and it overlapped for me also. I like the overlapped but to make the letters separate I can hold the control key and using the middle arrow on the right side drag the letters to the left. I can then use the the size selection bar to get the size I want.
@Berryone, thanks so much for the font. I have a project I have been wanting to do and I think this font will be perfect for it.

Little_Berry

No Spliting > Accept > Select > Split > Select All > Weld

Overlap Gone

Little_Berry

If You Try Cutting Without Moving the Letters Apart Or Welding Then It Will Bother The Letters.

Marianne

Thank you!

frogquilter

Thanks for the font share and the mini lesson--any help I can get is really appreciated. :bz

Little_Berry

I Know Where You Can Get A Good User Manual )

daffeydil

Thanks Berryone for adding "weld" to your instructions. I forgot to add that to mine and that would have caused problems for those trying to follow my "kerning" instructions.

SBryanW

Berryone said:

No Spliting > Accept > Select > Split > Select All > Weld

Overlap Gone

Or just Split by Glyphs > Accept > Weld (the letter(s) you just "accepted" are already selected at the end of the accept)

Maxine

@SbryanW this might have already been covered in a previous webinar , I have missed so many of them recently. But it might be a good demo for those who don't know how. Just a thought. Always Great webinars by the way. I was able to catch just a bit of last nights and as usual learned some thing new.

DarleneI

When I weld these letters there are some triangle areas on several letters. Is there a way to get rid these without node editing? Darlene

SBryanW

@Darlenel - can you post a picture of what you are talking about? (Or tell us which letter combination(s) you're talking about)

DarleneI

@SBryanW
Here you go Bryan. Thanks for looking. Darlene

Little_Berry

@DarleneI

Turn Your BOLD Off

If You Want Thicker Lines Do a Shadow

Little_Berry

DarleneI

Thanks Berryone.
I know I knew that once. Now I may remember. It would be good to show on a webinar. I know it has been especially in the initial blocks. I guess my mind didn't put it with regular fonts. Darlene

ajandfour

thanks

Curly

Not only thanks for the wonderful font but also the helpful tips you gave as well.

KraftyGrandma

Thank you for beautiful font and the lesson

creative197404

Thank you, Dave. I always love new fonts!

appalachianyeti

Thank you!

Tammy_O

Thanks for the font and the info. Will I remember to do it when I use the font. Probably not, but oh well... listening to "the crazy train" right now...that about sums it up. 8-}