Looking for numbers in plain, modern, sans-serif font

Hello,

I am hoping to tap this group's knowledge. I have looked in several
craft stores and online but I cannot find what I am looking for.

For a friend, I am trying to find a set of numbers (0-9) in a modern,
sans-serif font. The numbers should be about 1" (2.5cm) tall; a little
smaller is okay too.

Ideal examples of the font I'm looking for include:
Frankling Gothic
Futura
Fujiyama

but even Arial or Helvetica, etc would be okay.

Can anyone point me to where I might find these?

Thanks in advance!
Kevin

Hi Kevin,

Have you looked at the Stampin' Up or Close to my Heart catalogs? I
don't have the most recent catalogs, but they both have a variety of
alphabets that I think fit the size parameters.

--Barbara

wrote:
Hello,

I am hoping to tap this group's knowledge. I have looked in several
craft stores and online but I cannot find what I am looking for.

For a friend, I am trying to find a set of numbers (0-9) in a modern,
sans-serif font. The numbers should be about 1" (2.5cm) tall; a little
smaller is okay too.

Ideal examples of the font I'm looking for include:
Frankling Gothic
Futura
Fujiyama

but even Arial or Helvetica, etc would be okay.

Can anyone point me to where I might find these?

Thanks in advance!
Kevin

Hi Kevin,

Have you seen the new catty from The Angel Company? There are so many
alphabet stamp sets and 16 full sets under $20. Now that is a great
option. If I can help you out, let me know.

Inky Huggz,
Missy Olson
The Angel Company
North Branch, MN


wrote:
Hello,

I am hoping to tap this group's knowledge. I have looked in several
craft stores and online but I cannot find what I am looking for.

For a friend, I am trying to find a set of numbers (0-9) in a modern,
sans-serif font. The numbers should be about 1" (2.5cm) tall; a little
smaller is okay too.

Ideal examples of the font I'm looking for include:
Frankling Gothic
Futura
Fujiyama

but even Arial or Helvetica, etc would be okay.

Can anyone point me to where I might find these?

Thanks in advance!
Kevin