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Me too, lol. I gave up on matching letters long ago, when I got fed up with half used alpha sheets all over the place. I'm teaching the kids my random ways too.Charleneanne wrote:I have no problem mixing and matching alphas from all different lines and fonts anytime. Just so long as they are in the same color palette like for instance fall, or primary or pastel etc. Not sure if that is shabby chic, ransom style or just tacky on my part. lol
Gorgeous! I love the bright letters on the dark background, too.scrappinmom99 wrote:I find these a little intimidating as well. I did this layout and used the colorful letters on a black background, hoping that would make them "go" more with the bright colors of the paper and not be matchy-matchy (because they were not even the same manufacturer as the paper or of the big monogram letters). I figured the more colors I threw at the paper, the better ROFL!!!