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Best Canva Fonts for Cricut
1. Balgin Condensed
Balgin Font brings back the nostalgic era of the ’90s. The ’90s were a magical time – a time of the Docs, Game Boys, and Cartoon. As everything that was once old is new again, the 90s are making a comeback.
2. Brasika
Brasika is a display typeface designed by Nurrontype. The subfamily is Regular. Brasika is a freeware font and it is available for personal use. This font has fun and fancy vibe.
3. Blogger
Blogger Sans was designed by Sergiy Tkachenko as FirstSiteGuide’s custom typeface, created primarily for the use in headlines of the website. Blogger Sans draws inspiration from the clarity and legibility of the popular font Dosis with additional support from the lost Cyrillic languages.
4. Quincy Thin
Quincy CF Serif Font is a contemporary text serif typeface designed with rounded edges, fluid and dynamic lines, and high contrast. Small variations and human touches add charm, with Quincy’s boldest weights especially strong as large and medium display type.
5. Buffalo
Buffalo is a loopy & quirky monoline script font from Hustle Supply Co. This premium free font is vintage-themed and perfect for branding and promotional projects!
6. Nickainley
Nickainley is a single-font family. Enjoy the handwritten monoline script font with a dash of classic and vintage in how it uses uppercase, and lowercase characters, numerals, and punctuation. Bold or regular, the Nickainley font works great for any purpose, be it normal or extravagant logos, badges, wedding invitations, t-shirts, letterhead, signage, labels, news, posters, badges, etc.
7. Nixie One
Nixie One font is a mixture of neon tube signage and a typewriter!
8. Aprila Bold
Aprila font was inspired by the 1960s Hippies Movement, the psychedelic way of creating their imaginary visions. more colorful, bright, and extremely difficult to interpret. available in 6 weights and support 75+ languages (Latin Extended).
9. Athens Light
Athens is an elegant typeface of contrast. Designed for branding, headlines, and titles. The family offers class and clarity at larger and smaller sizes. It’s a modern take on the old didone genre, confidently playing with extremes of thick strokes and whisper-thin curves, but removing the serifs, planting it firmly in modern-day design.
10. Apricots
Apricots are a stunning Handwriting script font which has been released on July 10, 2019. The font can be utilized in several fashion contexts and design surroundings. Ideal for magazines, invitations, sites, logos, and much more!
Conclusion
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