Babeth won the Lace Edge font in a draw at DST. After downloading the font and playing with it, she posted a nice review at my store:
I just try this font, its stunning. The possibilities are endless. You get fabulous effects. Congrats for this fantastic product. (Babeth)
Why dont you give it a try too?
Create your own lace edge with this set of TWO fonts: one to create the "thread" part and one to create the matching gems or decorations.
Use a single design repetitively, or alternate with 2-3 designs. Use them to edge some ribbons, frames, make necklaces. The possibilities are endless. The instructions are included to let you create embellished edges but you can also use the base font without any gem on it.
Use these designs on path if you want. You can use these fonts with most graphic programs.
Available here
And how about a FREE sample of what can be done with this special font?
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Create you own messed up stitching with these two special fonts. Yes, they are FONTS, so you can combine them as you wish. Have more messed up stitches, or fewer. Get broken threads along the stitching, add unused holes. And unlike many stitchings you can buy, YOU get to choose how many stitches, how large they are, and what path you are stitching along.
Being a font, it can be used with any software that can manage new fonts.
Check them out at Creation Cassel. And there is also a RAK at DST here. Try your chance!
Here is a sample of what can be done using the Edge font, and the Colored acrylic script.
The edge font allows you to create decorative edges along any path (straight or shaped). Being a font, it can be used by most graphic programs.
Then, the colored acrylic script will give you sooooooo many possibilities. You can create a clear acrylic if you want, starting with any shape (and the initial shape will remain intact). But you can also choose a different color.
This sampler includes two frames: one clear, one translucent yellow, and one white base template, in case you want to cut out a piece of your favorite paper to put under the frames.
You need to be logged in to download this sample. You can either login, or register on the top of this page.
Check my stores to get the Edge Font, and the Colored Acrylic script.
With this font, you can create patterned edges, as if you were using decorative scissors. You get 50 shapes including scallops, diamonds, waves, in various sizes, and you also get 10 irregular shapes that you can combine randomly (they are all under the number keys) for an irregular edge. Use them in a straight line or following a path to get an infinite variety of effect. Use them for the edges of your pages, the edge of mats, frames, or even the edge or your photos. Combine them by alternating two shapes (or more) for very interesting results.
A total of 60 different shapes are in that font.
Availalbe at Creation Cassel, Do It Digi, Scrapping Whispers and Divine Digital
And while at it, check out the draw at DST, here, where you could win this font!
I created these fonts after several customers asked me to code scripts to add some stitchings to shapes. I figured that since you can use "-" to make some kind of stitching, and then play with the size, kerning, offset, leading, etc. to get various results, why not do a whole set of stitches as dingbats? I had fun looking through pages and pages of various stitchings available for sewing machines, and sites for handstitching too. So that lead me to create those. There are 50 different stitches in each set. And also, each set includes one "neat" version of the stitches and one "grungy" version.
The basic stitches include straight, slanted, overlock, zigzag, blind, blanket stitchings and more.
The decorative stitches include scallops, diamonds, feather, stretch, flowers, honeycombs, and more.
Since they are fonts, you can also combine them, you can also use them along a path as you would do with any text. That will give you the option of making stitches along ANY shape you want, whether it is a preset shape, a text or a freehand path. Add your own texture, add a bevel, add a shadow. Choose exactly the color you want as there is no greyscale element to colorise.
See what Guyloup did with this set of fonts.
And i also released a set of PSP brushes WITH a png format set too. A set of ABR brush is in the testing right now for Photoshop users.
Get those stitches at Creation Cassel.
Carole (aka Cassel) has been creating scripts, and other products specifically for PaintShop Pro users for over 15 years. She has also been teaching digital scrapbooking and PaintShop Pro for many years.
