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alphabetsGreek
trebuchet
This font has been added on request of a site visitor.
A nice, compact, clear letter, the"body" is 6 cross stitches
high,, "above" maximal 3 en "below" maximal 2 stitches
The matching capitals.9 cross stitches high, exception the Q, which is
11 cross stitches high.
They combine very well with the small letters.
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In England it was not unusual to embroider whole texts. Maybe an idea?
The matching figures, also 9 stitches high.
trebuchet, small letters, a bit bigger
trebuchet, matching capitals
and matching figures
You may copy and print out those designs for own use. If you use them in an embroidery, sent me a photograph. It will be published on this site.
Translation in cross stitch: Jos Hendriks
