SAFETY PIN was inspired by the cover of the June 1946 Ladies Home Journal. Click on the O at left to see the whole word. From the mildewy examples I found, it appears their logotype was different for each issue in those days.

I started with J-O-U-R-N-A-L and imagined safety pins bent and twised to form the other characters. May be the first font that appeals to both crafters and punks.

The Regular version of the font has white highlights like Ringpin; the Solid version does not so you can create your own effects and shadows.

	Each font includes uppercase, numbers, punctuation, and international characters.
	The SAFETY PIN fonts are available for $5. Download and try out the demo; if you like it, purchase the complete font in your choice of TrueType or Type 1 for Windows or Mac. Download demo now for Mac Download demo now for Windows

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