If you downloaded my previous Sewing Patterns font and liked it okay but just wished the fashions were a little bit older, then have I got the font for you.
Sewing Patterns 2 covers the 1910s through the 1940s. Downton Abbey styles? Check. Flappers? Check. Tailored suits for ladies? Check. And hats! So many hats.
Free for personal use with commercial licensing available for $15.
Download it here.
Maybe it’s the new Theme Garden set up, or the fact that the customize screen doesn’t work at all on an iPad, but I’m having trouble getting excited about working on themes for Tumblr lately.
It might be time to try something else for a while, learn something new. Ecommerce could be fun. Creating themes for Magento or WordPress shops.
Should be different at least.
I haven’t been doing a very good job of keeping up with my font recommendations. So let’s try this again and see if I can manage to get a post up every Sunday.
To kick things off, here’s Barbarello by Su Lucas. It’s an awesome barbed wire style font with all the symbols and everything.
Download at dafont.
I don’t know a lot about sewing or children or sewing dresses for children, but I do know, for a fact, that my sister is the best seamstress and my niece is the best model. Here’s the proof:
So if you have a heart and thirty seconds to spare, click here and vote for Lindsay, Etc. – Summer Serenade Shift.
Line-by-line legal analysis of Jay-z’s 99 Problems.
Excerpt:
At the time the song takes place, the New Jersey State Police had an active “drug courier profiling” program that would absolutely have included the observable facts here: Jay-Z was: (1) young, (2)male, (3) black, (4) wearing attire favored by drug dealers (the hat way down low).
Usang by cenz qobbal.
I like the effect going on in this font. It almost looks pencil drawn.
Download at dafont.
Nancy Pelosi was a knockout.
I like this font. It reminds me of the food graphics they use at Shake Shack. Plus, it comes with full symbols. I can’t find a website for designer Martín Argüello but you can…
Download at dafont.
Sterling Archer Draper Pryce. Love it.
I love seeing how people use my fonts and I love letterpress so I was thrilled when this arrived in the mail.
The book is Fall Apart Park by Gregory Crawford. I haven’t had a chance to read it yet but it’s handcrafted and the cover is gorgeous (and that is what I will judge it by for now).
You can find out more or even buy it here.