Admit it, sometimes you buy "toys" for your kids that are really meant for yourself. That might be the case with these exquisite (made in Michigan) wood blocks adorned with letters from the Photo-Lettering Library.
PhotoLettering Blocks for Children of Typophiles
Designers, graphic or otherwise, may be familiar with the Photo-Lettering Library (PLINC) but you don't have to be (or learn more here). All you need to know is that these are some seriously beautiful blocks. Sold by House Industries, a set of 12 is $35. They're made from kiln-dried basswood and printed with child-safe inks.
Find them here.
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Love them.
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Beautiful as they are, all the varied fonts would be confusing to children just learning the alphabet. They should be exposed to simple (sans serif) type at first.
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