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by suzettebritz 04 Nov 2009 ( edited Nov 04'09 22:02 )
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I have the Cute membership and have access to the alphabets - have also collected all the other beautiful fonts - but only the Capital/Alpha's (Not sure what you call it). How do I now match the rest (don't have matching lower case), so that it does not look odd? As in the past, YOU teach me and I am very grateful for that! Suzette

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by daisy530 04 Nov 2009
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You must have been reading my mind! This morning I was going through the fonts and found a pretty Christmas one--I want to add names to stockings, but all caps would be too much. I was trying to match the script, but no luck so far. I'll be waiting for the other cuties suggestions. Thanks for asking this question.
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by suzettebritz 05 Nov 2009
Daisy, I am going to take advice from Lillian and give it a try!
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by annatjievdw 04 Nov 2009
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I just use the capital of the monogram and then I add the rest of the name. I find the most people in favour of the script (just like writing in a flowing form like by hand. (lopende skrif Suzette) but I do that in lower case. Hope you get it right.
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by suzettebritz 05 Nov 2009
Thanks Annatjie!I needed some confidence in this matter!
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by lbrow 04 Nov 2009
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Suzette check Cute's Gold Font it has lower case script letters. U can use them with any kind of capital letter. *
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by daisy530 05 Nov 2009
Just found lower case for "Snowflake" font is Edwardian Script--but probably any script would be OK.
by suzettebritz 05 Nov 2009
Thanks to both of you! Will get it right and post under projects today, that you and others here, can see that you have helped me along. Thanks a million!
by marietta 05 Nov 2009
Glad you got helped out.
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by lbrow 04 Nov 2009
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Suzette u can also find free LC letters here if u need them. *
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by suzettebritz 05 Nov 2009
Thanks Lillian! I know about this site, but have forgotten about it. I guesss it is what they call "information overload". Thanks for the reminder!