The Smooth Cutting Crafty Font Bundle

Smooth Crafting Fonts

Introducing the Smooth Cutting Crafty Font Bundle, an $84 value for only $23!

This font bundle is curated especially for crafters! Enjoy 8 fonts super fun fonts with a smooth edge, perfect for vinyl cutting & weeding projects of all types. All handlettered, these fonts will be perfect for logos & branding, website elements, quote graphics, and crafting projects on your Cricut or Silhouette machine!

This font bundle includes a selection of cute, whimsical sans fonts:
– Ridonkulous Sans Font
– Pumpkin Chunk Sans Font
– Glamper Sans Font
– Zeitoon Sans Font
– Lime Bitters Sans Font
– Canaveral Sans Font
– Rustic Market Sans Font
– Frick and Frack Sans Font

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The .otf and .ttf are standard, installable font files which you can use in any program that accesses the fonts installed on your computer. You only need to install ONE of these files; .otf is recommended.

You can use in any program that accesses your computer’s installed fonts! This includes programs like Word, Pages, Excel, Numbers, Publisher, Powerpoint, Photoshop, Illustrator, Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, Procreate, & more. You may even upload to your own personal Canva account.

Please note that some fonts may not be suitable for your project or equipment, as it relates to vinyl cutting – specifically very thin fonts, or fonts that are heavily textured.

Many of my fonts include special OpenType features, like swashes, alternate characters, and ligatures. It is best to use software like Adobe CC programs (Photoshop, Illustrator) that ensure you can easily access those features. In the event that the program you use doesn’t readily support OpenType features, you can use FontBook or Character Map to copy/paste the exact characters you need! Although this does take a bit more time, it still gives you the opportunity to make full use of the font + its features!

All programs are not created equally!! Please ensure that you know your design program’s capabilities prior to purchase and whether or not OpenType features will be easily supported.