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CardMaker's Hand-Lettering Workbook

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A selection of lettering samples, a review of necessary tools, and a tutorial for each alphabet round out this instruction book for card-making enthusiasts. Sample projects stimulate crafters, with 17 fonts to choose from, including Bubbly, Casual, Frosty, Typewriter, and Vacation. The ruled pages included at the back of the book can be photocopied and used for lettering practice.

64 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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4 reviews
April 3, 2018
Straight forward with cute alphabets

This book gets straight to the point, has a full page of each alphabet, and practice pages to copy at the end.
48 reviews2 followers
June 25, 2014
Not worth the money

This would have to be 99¢ for me to even CONSIDER buying it, knowing what I know now. It was too short... on ideas for lettering, and on pages.

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Not worth the money

This would have to be 99¢ for me to even CONSIDER buying it, knowing what I know now. It was too short... on ideas for lettering, and on pages.
Profile Image for Terri Mayle.
2 reviews1 follower
July 21, 2015
Workbook

The title said workbook. There were only two practicing pages shared. The book was interesting until the last pages giving the design of cards. It was not what I was looking for. I wanted how to for hand left e rinbg
1 review2 followers
April 28, 2015
Creativity At Work

Many ideas to consider. Love it. Even practice paper included. I want the hard copy so I can use the practice paper.
Profile Image for Shannon Binegar-Foster.
3,103 reviews23 followers
January 3, 2016
Nice reference

Great pictures and nice selection of fonts. Would have preferred to have both uppercase and lowercase examples for each of them.
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