OK, I admit it. I can barely read this one at all. (What was I thinking???) Or was I thinking at all? Maybe not. Of course, there may be someone out there who is just dying for the chance to stitch this really huge on the front of a hoodie or something, and it actually would do just fine at a large scale, because the hollow satins can expand by a lot before the stitch lengths become too long to be practical.

Here’s a practical tip for you that might come in handy sometime. Try using negative pull-comp. Just put a minus in front of your pull-comp value (in this case I used -1mm), and look at what happens. It skootches the borders inward. Cool beans, huh?

Any Wilcom users out there who want to make hoodies only a kid could read? I’ve got your keyboard font right here. ;-)

WARNING!    For Wilcom software ONLY, please do NOT buy an esa keyboard font if you aren't a Wilcom user. It will not run with software other than Wilcom. Keyboard fonts are specific to software type, and not at all like stock designs that will run on anything.