I've always loved playing with fonts in my scrapbooking, since way back in 1997 when I started my scrapbooking fonts website. This article on ScrapbooksETC.com shows you how to use dingbat fonts to spruce up your layouts. Go get your font on!
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Dingbat Techniques for Scrapbook Layouts
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