I’ve been wanting to write about fonts for a long time now because I see so many posts out there recommending hard-to-read fonts. I’ve made thousands of scrapbook pages over the years (both paper and digital), taught scrapbooking classes, written for instructive scrapbooking sites, and been a digital designer. I’ve looked at A LOT of text and fonts over the years and have put a great deal of thought and study into my own font choices. It’s tempting to just download all the amazing fonts out there, especially when they are free. If you love fonts, go ahead and download to your hearts content, but be sure to do some research and figure out which ones look the best. Focus on readability above all else. It will make a huge difference in your projects!

I’ve created some graphics for you to pin or save as desired that will help you in your own font study. I’ve made sure that each font I’ve recommended is free to download and easy to find. All of the fonts in today’s post are actually OK for commercial use as well (always good to read the licenses to be sure). Links are included below.

I’m excited to share my newest tutorial with you. These ideas will work for all types of memory keepers and I even include a few tips and ideas for photographing your pets. Hope you enjoy it!

I have a new video tutorial to share about using a layered template in Adobe Photoshop Elements. You can watch me create a layout and learn about some of my favorite tips as you follow along. Be sure to like this video on YouTube and subscribe to my channel. You can watch the video right here from my blog, or hop over to YouTube.

Oh - and don’t forget that this is the last day of my STOREWIDE sale!

I recorded several video tutorials about 5 years ago and I’m excited to jump back into making more. I’m excited to have the opportunity to share some of my knowledge and experience because I really do love teaching others how to use technology to enhance their creativity. I hope you will subscribe to my YouTube channel and keep up with new tutorials as I release them. Even if you have already used Photoshop Elements, you still might enjoy this quick little overview.