I’m a bit of a font junkie and am always on the look out for trendy new fonts to add to my ever growing collection. It’s always fun to share some of my favourite font finds on the blog once in a while and today I give you 14 Fresh Fonts for Spring! You’ll find the links to download all of these 14 Fresh Fonts for Spring below!
sofia | bebau neue | bright and beautiful | weston light | porter | grand hotel | geared slab | bless your heart | mission script | airbag | market deco | simplifica | skinny jeans | marmellata
What do you use fonts for?
I use fonts all the time when I’m designing free printables and adding text to my photos. Fonts are one of the most fundamental design tools and they can add so much to whatever it is you’re creating!
I use Photoshop in all my design work, but I always recommend Photoshop Elements to those looking to start out in design and photo editing. It’s an amazing program! Another great option if you want to start creating with fonts is to try out PicMonkey. Picmonkey is a free online photo editor. You can use it to fix your photos, add beautiful filters and text and it’s really easy to use!
If you enjoyed this post you might also want to check out these 18 Elegant Fonts for Easter that I shared last Spring.
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I love these! Thanks so much for sharing, Rebecca!
i love fonts! i love these!! i get an unsecured link when i try to download the simplifica font.. one of my faves…
These are great. Thank you for sharing them. I need to figure out how to use them though. I tried downloading one of them and ended up with 5 additional applications that I needed to uninstall!
Great fonts, thank you for sharing with us!!
Love these, thanks for sharing!
Thanks! What is the name of the font under “blossom”? Thanks!
love all these fonts and i already have most of them!
Lauren | OhHay Blogs!
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Grgeous! thanks for the inspiration
Thanks Rebecca, I needed some new fonts!!
I downloaded a bunch of these…thanks for sharing them. 🙂
Yay, these are fabulous! Thanks for sharing. I would also like to know what font you used to title all of these.
It’s called Engravers Gothic. 🙂
Mission Script was not free, but I love it enough that I bought it anyways!
Love them! Thanks for sharing! Are these available for commercial use?
Love them!!! Thanks for sharing! And I have the same question that Brianna, are these available for commercial use? Thank you very much!!!!
LOVE these – totally obsessed with fonts!!
Could these be any cuter? They remind me of a bouquet of eclectic flowers. All different and yet all screaming, “youth, greenery, rebirth!”
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Great list of fonts, Thanks for sharing.. 🙂
Thanks you for putting together this collection. I love it 🙂
Wonderful fonts, thanks !
thank you for this, amazing!
thank you for this, great!
Thank you sooooo much! That’s fuuny, I live in Arizona too.
Cool! We LOVE it here @Rebekah!
all the fonts you share are simply stunning! i kept pressing the download button!thanks for sharing
You’re welcome!
Thank you for the lovely list!
Great compilation, and with demo text to boot. We’ll be using “Marmelatta” for a label design study, easy to see what could work because of the helpful preview. Thanks, Rebecca!
Thank you very good Font
thank you so much for sharing !
I tried to download the fonts and am unable to find the Pastel font. This was way more complicated to download than it should be.
Actually, where is the download links ?
i like SPRING font, thank for your good font collection
What is the name of the font underneath each one? Thanks!
thankyou so much!!
Yay, these are fabulous! Thanks for sharing. I would also like to know what font you used to title all of these.
I am a few years late to finding this post but I am glad I came across it.
I love that you showed an example of these font pairings categorized together. It is hard to explain to people that fonts emote certain feelings. This is a fine example! Thanks.
Hi there,
I just love your Spring Fonts. I would like to download these but.. i can’t find a link for downloading.
Can you help me out?
Kind regards,
Colette