How it works
A plus sign in bubble letters has four arms, and fattening shortens them: in the roundest fonts the sign turns into a clover. This set opens in Mochiy Pop One, whose arms stay long.
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Four arms in six fonts
Mochiy Pop One draws the biggest sign, thin, with square ends. Chango is thick with round ends. Lilita One and Baloo 2 have short, stubby arms, and Bubblegum Sans a neat small cross. Chewy is the smallest of the six, wider than it is tall.
In a sum
Type a space each side of the sign, as in 1 + 1. Without the spaces the Bubble look joins the sign to the numbers in five of the six fonts; only Mochiy Pop One keeps a gap. The equals sign in 5 + 5 = 10 prints as two bars that share an edge.
- A+ and B+ print a grade for the top of a paper.
Questions and answers
How do you draw a plus sign in bubble letters?
Pencil an upright line and a level line of the same length across its middle. Draw one outline round both, with a rounded end on each of the four arms, then rub out the pencil. Page two of the set shows the four steps.
Can I print one big plus sign to cut out?
Yes. The last of the three pages is a single large plus sign, a white shape with a black edge. Color it, cut along the edge and stand it between two number cards on a math wall.
How do I print a sum in bubble letters?
After your first print, tap a ready sum: 1 + 1, 2 + 2 = 4, 5 + 5 = 10 or 10 + 10. Or type your own, ten characters or fewer counting the spaces, so the drawing steps show it whole.