Fabulous Frame Font...

THIS font is brilliant if you want frames and things. Size, print, cut out and bobs your uncle. Fantastic for those with electronic cutters.

aww they look useful, thanks for that Lorraine

i clicked on this just before i was logging off last night and was too tired to look closely . it is a fab find lorraine , i think i will use those quite a lot .
thank mi darlin'

blimey its very quick to download .

what did you use to cut them lou? a cricut and if so, do you us scal?

im sure i read somewhere its specially made with scal in mind jane .
but you can use it even without a machine ,just print and use scissors or a knife
ideal opportunity for me to use my scaL AS IVE HAD IT A COUPLE OF MONTHS NOW AND STILL NOT USED IT oops sorry caps lock on

so kim you have a cricut as well? which one do you have? maybe we can start a thread about cricut crafting? what do you think?

i have the cricut create . dawn has the baby cricut, i also have the silhouette ,they both have their different uses ,but think i might use silhouette less now i have scal , dont know yet so i just might sell silhouette

i'm afraid to get scal. someone at the nec in april, can't remember the shop, said that scal will eventually break the cricut. if the cricut is under a year old and you have a problem after using scal they can tell because of the chip in the machine and it will void the warrenty. i've had my expression for over a year now.

i'm thinking of getting scal. i just wish it'd go on sale.

IVE HEARD THATS POPPYCOCK JANE

think about it kim, the cricut uses computer chips. there is a way for the repair shops to access the chip to see what was done on the machine. that's how they detect faults.

whether or not the scal "breaks or hurts" the machine i too have my doubts but i don't doubt they can find out what was used and how the machine was used to make cuts.

i wish i had a relationship i.e. friendship, with a cricut repairperson to find out.

if scal went on sale for a good price i'd probably grab it as my machine is over a year old now.

i bought the download version so it was a bit cheaper . in all honesty i cannot see it egtting any cheaper as its being updated all the time , so will not go out of fashion , you just update it dont you . i dont really know !!

cajungirlinpembs wrote:what did you use to cut them lou? a cricut and if so, do you us scal?

I didn't cut them, Jane. The pics were from the font site. I have a Craftrobo anyway and don't use SCAL. I either use robo itself, Inkscape or Illustrator.

Thanks for this, no idea what scal is, but great font.
OK, right, now I know, it's on the link, sure cuts a lot, never heard of it before. It's not letting me in, saying link not recognised or similar

I've only got the original Cricut, so can't do anything without a cartridge anyway.

Lynda

you can use scal or cricut design studio with the original lynda.

Oh - I didn't know that, Jane. Will have to look into it - though probably after the move. I thought all the new stuff only worked with the on-line Cricut, whatever it's called.

Lynda

deisgn studio can be used with all of the cricuts. all you need to do is connect the cricut to the computer and install the software.

go to www.cricut.com and register and then go to community which is their forum or message board as they call it.

you will be amazed at what you find there.

Thanks, Jane: will check that out.

Lynda

they have different topics for the different cartridges. when you look at what people have done you will be amazed.

enjoy.