Standard Fonts

The table below includes all embroidery fonts that are standard with your Hatch Embroidery. Categories include:

Font style	Description
Appliqué fonts	Created especially for appliqué, containing all the required outline, tack and cover stitches. Great for use on large scale and to reduce stitch count.
Block fonts	San-serif typeface style, very common with names and business logos. A great style for embroidery as it is clear and easy to read.
Fancy fonts	Anything that is not ‘blocky’ can be used in a decorative way, depending on the style of logo.
Monogram fonts	Especially designed for monogramming purposes – commonly used for creating initials popular with gifts such as towels and linen.
Outline fonts	Commonly used for sports wear, on back of jackets. Work best at larger scale.
Run stitch fonts	Commonly used for small lettering, anything under 5mm and where satin column are not suitable.
Script fonts	Fluid strokes where characters connect, resembling a hand written style.
Serif fonts	Older style font which includes an embellishment at the ends of the stroke, popular with sportswear.
Small fonts	Fonts which are 6mm and below, including satin stitch columns with push and pull adjustments.
Special fonts	Graphical, multi-colors and fill effects are some of the things that are associated with special fonts. Commonly used for decorative purposes.
Non-Roman fonts	This category includes Cyrillic, Greek and Japanese fonts.
KDC fonts	Embroidery character designs are very popular. Many hobbyists buy these from third-party suppliers. A number of sample KDC fonts are included in the software.