The font I used is one of my faaaaaaaaavorite fonts. It's called Fontleroy Brown and it has a brother font called Little Lord Fontleroy. I use them all the time. You can download them from dafont.com.
I added the rosette from my own head though. :D
Monday, August 3, 2009
Cute Baby Project
Pretty stolen from a Heather Bailey post about a crafter who uses her fabrics, BUT that's what blogs are for, right? Inspiration!
The font I used is one of my faaaaaaaaavorite fonts. It's called Fontleroy Brown and it has a brother font called Little Lord Fontleroy. I use them all the time. You can download them from dafont.com.
I added the rosette from my own head though. :D
The font I used is one of my faaaaaaaaavorite fonts. It's called Fontleroy Brown and it has a brother font called Little Lord Fontleroy. I use them all the time. You can download them from dafont.com.
I added the rosette from my own head though. :D
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That turned out fantastic! How does the font translate to your fabric applique? Is it machine embroidery? Please share details!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And the rosette really makes it! ;)
ReplyDeleteI am always so impressed by your work. It looks like it belongs in a very upscale boutique!
Thank you Yaya and Serena!
ReplyDeleteYayaorchid, I print out the font really large and cut it out. Then I use that as my pattern to cut the letters out of the fabric. You have a lot of versatility that way. Just remember to arrange the pattern so the letters aren't backwards! Spoken from experience!
Thank you Kerri! That sounds like something I could try.
ReplyDeleteLayla is a blessed child!
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