20 Free Fonts For Scrapbooking

September 3, 2016 by Francine Clouden

If you enjoy using free fonts for your scrapbook titles and journaling, here are twenty more to ad to your arsenal. They are all available for free at DaFont. You’ll find the direct links over at Mackenzie Kendall to each of the fonts shown above. All of these fonts are available for download.

Get instructions there on how to install them, and also check out my previous post on font management for some additional help.

Source: My Top Twenty Favorite Free Fonts – Mackenzie Kendall

Looking for more fonts? Check these out at Fontbundles.com

Comments

SavanasDesign says
November 18, 2016 at 1:58 pm
Perfect collection! Thank you for sharing!
Lynda Fraser says
January 13, 2020 at 4:14 pm
It takes me to fox it is that correct?
Heather Holbrook says
January 20, 2020 at 9:39 am
Lynda, I’m not sure what you’re seeing? The link at the bottom of the post is correct and will take you to the right place to download the fonts.
-Heather

Have you read?

How to Make an Accordion Purse Mini Scrapbook Album

How fabulous is this purse shaped mini scrapbook album from Sabaa!? This stunning design is a purse shape with a magnetic flap and even a handle to hold it by decorated with mixed media 3D elements. It has accordion sides that create sections inside to slip in separate individual pages. She used the Always and Forever collection of supplies from Graphic 45 to create a wedding themed album in teals and pinks with lots of florals, butterflies and bows but you could create any style you’d like.

The pretty pages are double sided with places for matted photos or journaling on one side and decorated on the other side with coordinating stickers, pattern papers and embellishments with a lacey trim along the top of each one.

You can find step by step directions, a cutting and scoring template and a video tutorial so you can create your own purse accordion album over on the Graphic 45 blog.

-Heather

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