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Great idea!

Fun! I just might do this.

Hmm, so cool. Easy art. Cheap, too so that when we get tired of it, no guilt at all, no need to try to sell it on Ebay!

Can you post the typewriter page for download for those of us who don't know how to place clip art?

Would love to just download and print it.

Thanks!

These are great! I also love the fox print in the last photo....where can I find that ?

Does anyone know where that little tree stump in the first picture is from?!

I love alphabet and numbers prints and have created one that has silhouette animals with each alphabet in an 11 X 17 size at my etsy store under gracehesterdesigns.etsy.com.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=25701352

I know you can also DIY it per this article but for those looking for an archival keepsake to pass on years after, and with interesting modern animal graphics on it, please do consider the options available on etsy.

I love this! What a great, inexpensive idea.

Glad you liked these. They really only took a few minutes so you could probably come up with something great with even a few more minutes.

Your Mom (and anyone else) - email me at carrie@apartmenttherapy.com and I'd be happy to send you any of them you like.

Boujani - the fox print is one of Camilla Engman's. I bought mine as a set from Twig, but I don't see them in her shop anymore. Camilla used to offer them on her site, but they are out of stock (http://www.camillaengman.com/misc/shop/tryck/redhood.htm). Sorry!

AmyB1 - the stump was purchased a few years ago from Small Stump on Etsy. I don't see them in her shop now, but you could email her. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=73100

Hope that helps! Carrie

Thank you for helping out the graphically layout-challenged. :)

This is great. I love those prints too.

Those are terrific, Carrie. Thanks for sharing this.

Carrie - Where did you purchase your white frames? Thx!

Those look like the frames I've gotten at Target. They're a great deal and work well.

Thanks for sharing this.
Those look Target frames--we have them and they work well.

I thought this was just the coolest idea, had to try it...

One helpful tip is that you can adjust the spacing a little bit in Word by adding a space in between letters if they look too close together, and having those spaces be in a much smaller font size.

I'm still looking for a frame, there is the perfect spot for this in our hallway.

Psychedelic Alphabet Graphic, on flickr

All the frames are from Ikea (which is annoying news if you don't live near one). Target's are probably similar. The white ones are in the Ribba series which are my favorites The red and black ones are only a buck or two.

Fjorlief - very cool! And you've given me the idea to print black on colored paper which I have (still too lazy to track down our color ink which is hard to find).

i thought of this a month ago while looking at ABC prints on etsy.

never used flickr so here goes:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39249414@N06/3608624348/

i've changed a few of the graphics so they're all animals, but too lazy to gap another screenshot. have yet to get it printed but the plan is to have the 16x20 image printed on 18x22 paper.