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i like yours better than more formal hands...like the back pages of Alfred Fairbanks' book, with everyday examples of italic writing. thanks for the map :D

My life is full of mistakes. They're like pebbles that make a good road.

Beatrice Wood

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It turns out, you must have some typed in text for this to work... How are you guys doing it without any text?

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It turns out, you must have some typed in text for this to work... How are you guys doing it without any text?

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Splendid penmanship! Very impressed!

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A few sayings from the parents (and friends). Anyone out there want to contribute their own special aphorisms? ;)

 

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I found a feather in the garden and decided to make a pen - looked like a crow feather....

 

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Still getting the hang of posting a photo...sorry.

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"You mustn’t be afraid to dream a little bigger darling.” "Forever optimistic with a theme and purpose." "My other pen is oblique and dippy."

 

 

 

 

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