Font Question

I'm sorry, but I can not see the font well enough to see which one it might be. If there is a way to outline with a erasable fabric pencil/pen, so it can be seen, perhaps I can help. Emily

Here is a link of some fonts. Check under the calligraphy to see there is something similiar.

keep a note book for my sewing. I can make notes of stitch settings (stitchlengths and widths) in order to duplicate them for future projects, especially when installing zippers and elastics. Also when embroidering, types of stabilizer and thread used. It is a good resource to refer back to in case I really like (or don't like) the results I achieved.

5 foot 2

Assuming that you actually used a computer font (as opposed to some embroidery or monogramming program's built-in scripts), you might look at the Script ID Guide:

could also ask in the comp.fonts newsgroup; you'd stand a better chance in alt.binaries.fonts, but you can't get there using google groups.

- Herb

something similiar.

zippers and elastics.

resource to refer back to

I really need to do this. I keep saying that I'm going to but haven't started it. I think I've found my New Year's resolution! An organized embroidery plan... :-)

Thanks for the fonts. I'm going to go through them now.

- Amy

Also, as I read your post I remembered that I think it was YOU that made that design for me! Several years ago, when my girlfriend asked me to do these towels, I didn't have any good monogramming software and I think I came here and asked if someone could make a monogram for me. :-)

- Amy

It's possible ... but if I did, I might have used Monogram Wizard (which has built-in typestyles). Looking through that program now, I don't see a style that matches those towels.

- Herb