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Threadline

Six ways to draw letters from paths of thread.

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Try your words.

Type a line and switch styles to see how the letters work together.

Follow the thread.

Every style.

Threadline explores running stitches, satin fills, woven strokes, chain loops, appliqué edges, and a plain companion. The letters share a base structure, so the styles can change without losing their voice.

Running

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

Satin

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

Applique

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

Plain

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

Woven

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

Chain

SHIFT

The First Stitch

0123456789

e é è 6 @ & : ;

The letters.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

0123456789

@ & : ; . , ! ? - + * / # %

ÀÁÂÄÅ Æ Ç ÈÉÊË Ñ ÖØ Ü ß æ œ ñ ø

Each style contains 291 mapped characters: printable ASCII, selected accented Latin letters, and useful symbols. Pair it with another font for scripts beyond this set.

Use the font.

TTF for apps and desktop, WOFF2 for websites. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.