I see so much of this font used in wall art, and it always looks so trendy to me, that I thought maybe it would be a good idea to make a Wilcom keyboard out of it. I've never tried to stitch it really, really small, but have a sample for you here if you'd like to test it out at a size of .8".

Since the satin columns in it are so consistent throughout, it doesn't look like there would be problems even if one wanted to use it at something like 2" or so. I don't think the satins would be too long at that size at all. Going over 2" may need a split stitch to keep the satin length under control, but that wouldn't be a big deal if a split stitch or fill serves the purpose of your project. So, what the heck, go 3" or 4" even!

Scriptina works with Wilcom ES ver. 8 and above.

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.