Single Line Monogram Font “Entwine” and Companion Frames
I have a couple of monogram fonts that I use often when crafting with vinyl and cardstock. Now that I’m making single line fonts, it’s only fitting to have a great option on hand in a single line style for cardmaking and other papercrafts.
This monogram font is designed to be used in a three-letter format: a monogram with lowercase, Uppercase, and lowercase letters. Customarily, the first name initial is on the left (lowercase); the last name initial is in the center (Uppercase), and the middle name initial is on the right (lowercase). For married or engaged couples, you would use the last name initial in the center, with the groom’s first name initial on the left and the bride’s first name initial on the right.
Gift items for weddings and other special occasions are made even more meaningful when they are accompanied by a monogrammed card. Bride and groom initials can be used on place cards for weddings, thank you cards, and other stationery items. You can add a monogram to your personal business or calling cards as a tasteful touch that will truly stand out and be remembered.
This font comes with a bonus single-line SVG set of 8 frames to give your monograms extra flair!
TrueType Font (TTF) Format
These do not have outlines but DO go over the lines two times. Here's how they work: In cutting software packages (such as Pazzles InVue, Cricut Design Space, Make The Cut, Inkscape, and Silhouette Studio) and engraving software (such as Adobe Premier Pro, Illustrator, Vision Pro, Corel Draw, and similar), your pen tool will draw a single line and then go over the line in the exact same place again. This second pass makes the text look more defined with beautiful, crisp results. Experiment with different types of pens for thinner or bolder lines - gel pens, ballpoints, white, gold or silver pens.... all are unique and gorgeous! Try it with new foil quill techniques to broaden your options using your own special style and custom text.
This font is for engraving and cutter programs. Because of its hairline nature, this font is not designed to be used in word processing programs and may not be visible in them. This font will not print successfully.
Open Path Format (OPF)
These letters do not have any outlines at all! Like the name implies, they are are "single line fonts", also called "stick fonts", "single-stroke fonts" or "journaling fonts". These are in .opf (open path font) format. Here's how they work: these are only for the cutting software packages Pazzles InVue, Make The Cut, and Sure Cuts a Lot. Some engraving and CAD-CAM programs will also accept OPF fonts. Your pen, foil quill, embossing, engraving, etching, or similar tool will draw a single line only. No outlines, no going over the lines a 2nd time.
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