The Freshly Baked Font Trio & Dings

Say hello to the Freshly Baked Font Trio! 3 Delightfully handwritten fonts, with a sweet little dingbat ornament font too 🙂

The Serif and the Script have a wonderful selection of Opentype Ligatures – make sure you have your ligatures switched on as you type if you would like to see them 🙂

Quaint and quirky, the Freshly Baked Font trio is perfect for Greetings, Adding to Illustrations, Children’s Books, delightful packaging, labels, logos and so much more 🙂

Bonus little extra : I’ve also included the Photoshop Watercolour text style I used in many of the previews. If you have photoshop and are not sure how to use photoshop styles – just head off to youtube and type in ‘ How to use Photoshop Styles’ – they are many free demonstrative videos on it 🙂

What’s Included :

• Freshly Baked Serif
• Freshly Baked Serif Slanted
• Freshly Baked Sans
• Freshly Baked Sans Slanted
• Freshly Baked Script
• Freshly Baked Dings
• PDF Ding Cheatsheet ( to find which keystroke you type for which ding)
• WatercolourText.asl ( Photoshop Watercolour Style designed for using with text )

FAQ’s:

• Does this pack work for Canva Users? Yes – these fonts are compatible with Canva – help files are included for you.

• What are Opentype Ligatures? They are the fancy ‘double or triple letters’ specially designed to fit with each other in a pretty way. For example, the ‘Ro’ in the Serif font has the ‘R’ wrapping under the ‘o’ slightly in it’s ligature.

• How do I access these Ligatures? You need software that supports Opentype Ligatures – many apps do nowadays – like MS Office, Mac Textedit and Pages, and of course any good graphic design software like Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Quark Express, Coreldraw etc. You can also copy and paste the ligatures from Fontbook (Mac) orCharatcer Map ( Windows)or use the method proposed in the helpfiles for online design apps.

• What Language Support is included? The following :Danish, English, Filipino, French, German, German (Switzerland), Italian, KLow German, Luo, Luxembourgish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss German.If you have any more questions, feel free to message me 🙂

I hope you have fun with them all :)Happy Creating!