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by cricket17 26 Aug 2009 ( edited Aug 26'09 22:02 )
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But the D is completely unusuable I have three D names for my kids... Darren Deanna and Dawn...I could not use this one for them at all...and its a shame as it started off as such a wonderfully done alphabet..so come on am I the only one who finds this strange....let me know please you other Cutes..........

Comments (14)
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by damaris 26 Aug 2009
+5
Maybe there were requests for 'O'
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by lv2sew 26 Aug 2009
+5
what font are you referring to...?
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by sewmom 26 Aug 2009
It's the free one on this site.
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by abuch 26 Aug 2009
+7
it looks like a O. don't think i'll use this one at all.
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by gdpickren 26 Aug 2009
+5
No, this is Celtic alphabet and the d is a d.
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by sambsranch 26 Aug 2009
+5
Ya u'r right, I saw the G and it looks like an D as well but turned around.... I'm very confused!!
Sam :)
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by draco 26 Aug 2009
+5
I purchased the pack. I checked my letters and the "D" in the pack looks like the one posted. The "O" is a litte different with the placement of the flower. But they look the same to me. This is weird.
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by turtleowl 26 Aug 2009
+5
I think if I use this D , I will just pretend it is an O. No one would question it.
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by colonies1 26 Aug 2009
+4
I have no idea if it is right or a celtic letter so I will give flowers to all
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by tolgamum 26 Aug 2009
+5
This is a very lovely Celtic alphabet. Right from the start, the different form in the letter A indicated that. No doubt there will be lots of other clearly defined D letters to choose in the lovely range of alphabets Veronika has so generously provided for us to share. As the daughter of an Irishman, I thank you so much Miss Veronika, it's truly beautiful.
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by bokkieborduur 26 Aug 2009
+2
Thanks for complain, but I am very happy with the D Marie
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by gerryvb 26 Aug 2009
+3
it's adifferent D, I suppose because it's celtic.
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by sewmom 26 Aug 2009
+3
That's one of the reasons I started looking for other alphas. Some of the alphas that came with my machine have a lower case "r" that looks like a "t" and other oddities. I'm thinking the art is done in another country that doesn't have English as a first language.
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by marjialexa 26 Aug 2009
+2
This is a Celtic alphabet, and some of the letters are going to look a little different than you're used to. If you look at a true Roman alphabet, like the ancient Romans used to write, the U looks like a V. That's just the way the alphabet is made, some will like it, some won't. That's why there are so many different choices for alphabets, both on and off Cute, everything doesn't appeal to everyone. Take a look thru the fonts available on your computer sometime, there are some pretty odd ones there, too. Just a matter of taste. I have no trouble recognizing it as a D, but then I do calligraphy. Hugs, Marji
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by jasanne 26 Aug 2009
You explained that very well Marji :) I enjoy calligraphy too.
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by jacquipaul 26 Aug 2009
+1
It is confusing, but it IS a lovely alphabet. Sorry the D is not something you can use.

*4u!
Jacqueline