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Maybe my imagination but Captain Howdy font sure looks like storybook to me
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looks like it to me too. i have been wanting that. Thanks.

Thanks, I have been looking for a good match. Question, does it need to be blacked out for the little white highlight parts to not be cutout? Thanks!
Cathy

scrappy pumpkin wrote:Thanks, I have been looking for a good match. Question, does it need to be blacked out for the little white highlight parts to not be cutout? Thanks!
Cathy

did u ever find out the answer. i like this font also and wondered.

No, I still don't know. I am just going to have to try it and see. I'll report back when I do.

Blackout won't work, you will have solid letters without insides on the letters like a, b, o, etc. You could use Inkscape to make them solid without losing the inner parts. HTH

Just a FYI...On the scrapnfonts.com website I just downloaded "ld petticoat black" which looks like a very close match to storybook and the letters are solid black. It did cost 3.00, but that's alot cheaper than a cart. HTH someone else.

This is called storybook...
http://www.dafont.com/storybook.font

This is also a similar font that would cut well & it has an outline also.
http://www.dafont.com/niew-cromagnon.font?text=QwertyJG

TheresaTT wrote:

scrappy pumpkin wrote:Thanks, I have been looking for a good match. Question, does it need to be blacked out for the little white highlight parts to not be cutout? Thanks!
Cathy

did u ever find out the answer. i like this font also and wondered.

Hi all,

I was playing around with this font (Captain Howdy)tonight and I found that if you cut it in shadow feature the little highlights on the letters disappear to give you a solid letter with the centers of your A, D, O, etc. intact. Only drawback now is that there are only uppercase letters

Cindy

I am looking for something similar to storybook but lowercase