So I have 2 big birthday parties for my cousins 4 kids tomorrow and I decided to make them puzzles instead of buying just another toy. The first 2 are 1/2" Poplar and the second 2 are 1/2" Red Oak. (Boy was that tough to cut!!) Thanks for looking!
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You are just doing a little bit of everything. Nicely done and they will really like them. Do you care to share the font name please."Still Montana Mike"
"Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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Thanks! I got on Word, looked at alot of different fonts, and settled on using Impact font. Then I used insert word art to get the outline. When it came up on my page I just made it as big as I wanted it...adjusted the character spacing so that the characters overlapped slightly and printed it out. I did the puzzle pieces connectors free hand while cutting out the letters. More fun!TammyComment
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You did a fine job and thanks for the explanation."Still Montana Mike"
"Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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