How do I find this font for my homemade greeting card??

[journeymom]

There's this particular font I've seen used frequently with hand made cards. I don't know what it's called, but I'd say it looks like American Typewriter or Bookman Old Style, only kind of crooked and a jumbled a little, and "cute".

I've been charged to make sil's baby shower invites, and I want to use this font to print the text on vellum paper. (The kicker is that I think I found it once at a font web site, but didn't want to pay for it. Of course I don't know what web site that was, now!) I've got everything figured out except the font! I suppose if I can't find it, I'll pick a different, cutesy font.

Does anybody maybe know which font I'm talking about and where I might find it??

[thyme]

Hmmmm....it's difficult to say from your description. Could it be something like Adler on this page?

http://www.momscorner4kids.com/fonts/afonts.htm

[journeymom]

No, that isn't the one, but that's a great site! Thank you!

[msright2474]

Larabie Fonts has some great free and unique fonts that I really like. I believe they have one similar to what you are describing, but I can't remember the name.

I am addicted to fonts, former graphic designer before becoming a SAHM.
Alana

[msright2474]

EUPHORIGENIC on the Larabie site is really cute for a card.

[journeymom]

Yup, that Euphorigenic is similar to the one I was looking for.

I found it, by the way. It's "Garamouche" .

Garamouche