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The characteristic of my font is inspired by the [http://www.dmc-usa.com/Education/Technique-Overviews/Cross-Stitch/~/media/Media/Education/Technique%2031/Cross%20Stitch%20311/CF_PartialStitches_v3.ashx?h=305&w=400 cross stitch] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zigzag_stitch zigzag stitch], therefore I named it ''Stitchfont''. <br> | The characteristic of my font is inspired by the [http://www.dmc-usa.com/Education/Technique-Overviews/Cross-Stitch/~/media/Media/Education/Technique%2031/Cross%20Stitch%20311/CF_PartialStitches_v3.ashx?h=305&w=400 cross stitch] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zigzag_stitch zigzag stitch], therefore I named it ''Stitchfont''. <br> | ||
At first I've sketched every glyph on paper. Therefor used the 'X', /, \ to imitate a stitching pattern. <br> | At first I've sketched every glyph on paper. Therefor used the 'X', /, \ to imitate a stitching pattern. <br> | ||
So I converted my analogue | So I converted my [https://www.dropbox.com/s/bdo5w9jzle2o2c8/idee-stitched.png?dl=0 analogue sketch] into code. The lower-case letters are a bit thicker than the upper-case ones, but got the same shape. <br> | ||
Click [https://www.dropbox.com/s/kluzypzbqndlim3/stitchfont.ttf?dl=0 here] for downloading the .tff file. | |||
[[Image:stitchfont.png|thumb|left|470px]] | [[Image:stitchfont.png|thumb|left|470px]] | ||