How it works
Join in bubble letters on one sideways sheet: a capital J, an o, an i and an n. It opens in Fredoka, which keeps the ring of the o white; Chewy prints the word about a fifth taller.
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The poster for a club fair
After your first print, open Club sign words in bubble letters. Join / Us, Come / Join Us, Join the / Club, Join the / Team, Join the / Fun and Join / Today are headlines. Club / Fair, First / Meeting, Tryouts and Auditions say what is on, and Sign Up / Today, Sign Up / Here and Sign-Up / Sheet mark the table.
Who is wanted
New Members / Welcome, All Are / Welcome, Everyone / Welcome and Beginners / Welcome open the door; No Experience / Needed and Bring a / Friend settle a nervous reader. Volunteers / Needed, Members / Wanted, Now / Recruiting and We Want / You ask outright.
- Club / Fair prints more than twice as tall as No Experience / Needed, the longest sign in the row.
- Join over Art Club prints about a third taller than Join over Drama Club: the longer the name, the smaller both lines.
- One letter per page, under More options, prints Join as four upright sheets; in capitals, JOIN has one ring, in the O.
Questions and answers
How do you draw join in bubble letters?
Pencil J, o, i, n with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, hook the J to the left, keep a ring inside the o, float the dot over the i, then rub out the pencil and color.
Can I add my club's name under Join?
Yes. With the cursor after Join, press Enter and type the name, so that Join stands over Chess Club. A sheet holds 40 characters, and Join prints smaller over a second line than alone.
Is it sign up or sign-up?
Both, for different jobs. To sign up is the verb, two words, as in Sign Up Today. The noun takes a hyphen, so the list on the table is a sign-up sheet; signup, one word, is another spelling of the noun.
Is tryouts one word?
Yes, as a noun: a tryout is a test of whether someone suits, especially an audition for a performer or an athlete. The verb is two words, so students try out at the tryouts.