| I have used a lot of the wonderful fonts and alphabets from a Software program called "Lettering Delights". The fonts and alphabets are VERY graphic and can be individually downloaded. Normal price is about $3.99 but often they have sales for $1 each. They supply the software that you use to create your titles, journaling boxes, etc. I usually print them out on photo paper or colored paper stock and don't have to cut each individual letter out separately.
Recently they introduced "Transparent" alphabets so you can actually print them on top of papered paper, photographs or whatever and there is no box or border around the characters. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lettering Delights Website
| I think what sewhappy means is that she scraps her titles the way they come out of the printer - black letters on a fancy paper, for example. So she'll have letters of some kind on a background and only needs to cut out a rectangle rather than individual letters. I hope that makes sense. So you print the title you plan to use rather than the entire font? When I want to cut out individual letters, I've always done it on cardstock or paper-type paper rather than sticker paper. I do most of my cutting with scissors and pull out the exacto blade for particularly intricate stuff. Then I affix them with a glue stick/tape runner/dots or whatever adhesive is handy. |
Here is a link that might be useful: craftfetish blog
