BTW, I would love some great TPT tips as far as how to create things with all the adorable clipart, frames and fonts. Any suggestions of a blog with great TPT tips?
Saturday, August 18, 2012
My First TPT product!
So when I sat down to work on my own word wall letters it was not with the intention of turning them into my first Teachers Pay Teachers product. However, when all was said and done I thought "Why Not?" So please follow my new TPT store, I have grand hopes of filling it with tons of goodies over time. The first product is a freebie and I hope it will be helpful to someone out there. I needed some letters for my new word wall and just couldn't seem to find what I needed even though there are already a TON of word wall letters available on TPT. I needed small but not too small and I needed the vowels to be a different color than the consonants. I wanted a cute font but not too cute so I went with good ol' comic sans. The file is fully editable so if it looks like something that will be useful to you please download and feel free to change colors, fonts, and sizes!
BTW, I would love some great TPT tips as far as how to create things with all the adorable clipart, frames and fonts. Any suggestions of a blog with great TPT tips?
BTW, I would love some great TPT tips as far as how to create things with all the adorable clipart, frames and fonts. Any suggestions of a blog with great TPT tips?
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2 comments:
Congrats on your new store!!! I'll head over and follow! I use powerpoint 2010 to make my items. I also looked at Ladybug teacher files for her tutorials on how to make printables. Good luck!!!
Heather
The Busy Busy Hive
I, too, use Powerpoint to make my items. It is so easy to move images around in the files. I get a lot of my clipart and frames from TPT sellers like the 3AM Teacher and Graphics from the Pond. Good luck and have fun!
Andrea
Reading Toward the Stars!
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