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by nssracer 22 Oct 2011 ( edited Oct 23'11 08:01 )
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It's that time of year again. Snowflake names:) I know how to make them, but it's been over a year and I have forgotten the font I used. Any suggestions?

Thanks, Debby

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by asterixsew 22 Oct 2011
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Debbie, welcome to Cute. I was not aware that there is a special font to use for snowflakes I have able to never digitised any. I expect someone will be able to give you the answer you need
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by devon 22 Oct 2011
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Welcome to cute, you will love it here. On the font, can't you use what you want?? DeVon
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by nssracer 23 Oct 2011
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Oh it's not that there is a special font, but some do work better then others. I thinks it's Edwardian, but just not sure. Just wondered if anyone has made them and if they have a suggestion for the font. I believe that script works best.
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by obaachan 23 Oct 2011
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WELCOME !!! Do you have any of the files that you did over a year ago ? They would surly tell you what font you used.. I don't think there is a special font.. But since I don't digitize .... Good luck !
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by nssracer 23 Oct 2011
I have the designs, but they don't tell you what font you used. And I always stitch out a sample and write on it what it was. Can I find this one, noooo.
by obaachan 23 Oct 2011
LOL ..... REALLY ?????
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by carolyn70 23 Oct 2011
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Welcome to Cute!!! I am sure you will love this site. We have a great group of friends here. Look forward to seeing your Snowflake names when you figure out the font. Sorry I cannot help you. I am just learning to digitize. ~Carolyn~
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by gramsbear 23 Oct 2011
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I use Adina Script for mine. I think of all my fonts, this works best. Hope that helps. Hugs & Welcome, Judy
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by nssracer 23 Oct 2011
Judy, You are actually the reason I joined this group!!!! In searching for snowflake embroidery names, your name Gramsbear, came up several times! Thanks for the answer!!
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by mops 23 Oct 2011
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What software did you use? Can't you see the shape of the letters there and compare it with the ones you did? If your software allows you make comments to go with your design. If not make a small file (in Word e.g.) and save it in the same folder as all your other snowflakes. I keep an old fashioned card system with details like that and tests things like FSL fillings with there settings and so on.