Technology Tuesday: Handwriting Lines

03/05/2013

Last week, I posted a little suggestion form for Technology Tuesday topics. Someone submitted a great idea and I thought I'd do a little video tutorial for it. :)

I hope that was helpful! Now you can make lines by yourself! Yay!!! Hahaha. Here are some links to handwriting fonts that contain the lines:

KG Primary Dots
KG Primary Penmanship
D'Nealian Fonts

School Script Dash (Cursive)
Penmanship Print

Have a great Tuesday!

Comments

Valerie Georgia Grown Kinders link

03/05/2013 11:09am

Great tutorial Ashley. I love that you gave us more than just how to make it, you showed us that it holds it shape when moved, a ppt file to keep then all in, and the various colors to use! I love it...so much that I sent you a shout out on my blog!!

AMC link

03/05/2013 11:52am

I can't believe how much time I have wasted by never using the ctrl-d command or align center - thank you so much.

Casey

03/05/2013 6:11pm

That was so helpful! I have be wondering about that for so long!!

Aimee VanMiddlesworth link

03/05/2013 7:20pm

Thanks so much!!

JD's Rockin' Readers link

03/05/2013 7:31pm

Thanks Ashley! This is helpful! I have used some of the already created fonts with lines but never thought about making my own. lol.
Jennie

Erika Schaff

03/05/2013 9:48pm

I am unable to see the video links you post. Any ideas why?

wendy 1stgradefireworks@gmail.com link

03/06/2013 9:34am

I have become a stalker! I check with your tutorials every Tuesday!
Thank you...from a newbie blogger & "older" tech student...learning everyday! Thanks again! wendy 1stgradefireworks@gmail.com
<a href=http://1stgradefireworks.blogspot.com/>1stgradefireworks</a>

Leslie link

03/06/2013 9:26pm

You've just taught me something NEW!
Thank you!

Lisa Mattes link

03/07/2013 10:35pm

K...LOVED hearing your cute voice! Thanks for the tutorial - it helped affirm the way I'm doing it, but streamlined some of the process! I keep re-creating the lines each time I make a new pack. Love the tip to have a file of the different lines to keep accessing!

Melissa Clancy link

03/08/2013 3:05pm

This was a helpful post! I learned a few new things! Thanks so much melissa

Pauline Pretz link

03/08/2013 10:40pm

Thanks Ashley! I have loved your clip art and know I love your techie ideas. I stumble into things but then I don't know how to do it again. LOL I have been trying to figure this out.
Pauline

Deb Thomas link

03/10/2013 7:29pm

I have referred back to this tutorial and it has been a tutorial that I gained a great deal from. Thank you so much for doing this for all of us and taking your time to help us all out!

Sarah Foltz

03/24/2013 5:00pm

Hey Ash! I just watched your tutorial and have always wondered how to make them without having the font! You're a genuis! I can't wait for you to move back to KY and teach me everything you know. Miss you!

Stacy link

03/29/2013 8:15pm

Thank you for the tutorials. I just pinned this one. . .I'll be back next week for sure.
Stacy

Jammie

04/05/2013 1:26pm

I am so excited I found your blog!! I am definitely a new fan. FYI....I got to you via Erica Boher's recent post. Thanks so much!!!

Jeanie

04/07/2013 11:32am

I was trying to watch this tutorial and it won't play. Can you please help?
Thank you,
Jeanie

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