Top 10 Monogram Fonts for Machine Embroidery

Why Choose a Monogram For Embroidery?

Monograms are a timeless fashion that adds an extra flair to embroidery. It usually involves the first initial of the first name, the first initial of the last name, and the first inner fill of the middle name. Anything having a monogram shows individuality and a sense of ownership that makes any ordinary outfit a masterpiece. That’s why customers and embroidery firms want their projects to be monogrammed to stand out among competitors.

Top 10 Monogram Fonts

Here are the monogram fonts you may consider when planning personalized crafts and gifts.

1- Circle Monogram

It is also called a rounded monogram, the smallest font created with capital two or three letters. It gives a professional look to your crafts and can be a great choice for commercial purposes. Instead of just a round shape, you can be creative with different frames and borders around this font.

You can add it to your baby’s onesie, personalized tees, home decorations, and gifting materials such as weddings and birthdays. You can easily download this font from Etsy, also available for free from various websites. Silhouette Studio, Chroma, Cricut Design Space, and Illustrator are a few software options that allow you to customize this font according to your needs.

2- Regal Split Letter Monogram

As the name indicates, it involves the splitting of name letters, especially the first letter split into two halves where you can create the middle and last name between them with a regal touch. This embroidered font is easy to make and can be used for projects to decorate chalkboards, monogrammed mugs, tumblers t-shirts, etc. You can also use this font to create personalized home decorations such as a wall hanger for an entryway, wedding gift, and vinyl decals. For this font, compatible file format options are.PES, ART, DST, VIP, HUS, EXP, JEF, VP3, XXX, etc.

3- Serif Font

This font has small decorative lines either at the start or end of the stroke of letters. It includes both numbers and letters for a complete design. It is super easy to create and it gives a cool luxury look to any embroidered piece, especially for logotype and branding purposes. You can also use this font on marketing embroidered projects as well.

4- Embossed Monogram Font

If you are a 3D lover and want to create bold personalized projects, then embossed font is a great option. You can embroider it on nap material (fleece), towels, kid’s crafts, and applique borders. Make sure to download fonts in machine-compatible format as in DST, ART, BX, VIP, XXX, etc.

Note: If you have BX fonts, you must own Embrilliance software to work with them.

5- Monogram kk

It is a fancy one or three-letter font with beautiful cursive characters. This elegant font is also designed for decorative purposes. Available to use in multiple colors and sizes.

6- Stacked Monogram

Consider it a featured font for kid’s crafts and rags. Here, the last initial is of larger height, and the first initial is arranged on top of the middle initial. Generally has two or three letter designs. Other than making embroidered clothes and furnishing, this font is famous for pendant jewelry.

7- Fishtail Font

The letters in this font have small elongated tails at the end of a stroke that resembles the tail of a fish. It is simple to create with a satin stitch. It could be embroidered on casual and formal wear, bibs, pockets, napkins, and home accessories. Greatly used on female clothing and bags.

 8- Floral Monogram

Whether a pillow cover, tabletop, or napkin, using this monogram font will add a pleasant touch to every simple piece. Have more fun with adding frames and shapes around as an ornamental sign that lets people embrace your creativity.

9- Interlocking Font

Also known as intertwined font it involves combining and overlapping 2 or three letters to create a monogram, especially for a personalized, corporate identity and applique. Available to use in the form of circle, script, fancy, classic, vine, bold, and modern interlocking. Best to embroider on:

• linen fabrics (tabletop and bedding stuff)
• customized shopping bags and t-shirts
• Terry towels (for kitchen and bath)
• Send them as gifts.

You can either use free interlocking fonts or combine any font to give it an intertwined look. Go and check them on Etsy.

10- Vine Font

This one is another stylish font where the first letter is the first name initial, the middle one is the last name initial and the third letter indicates the middle name initial. Make sure these letters are of the same height. Best to use for commercial embroidery projects, applique, and decorations such as digital wedding cards, posters, website logos, etc.

Where to Download and Install Free Monogram Fonts?

Dafont.com is a website that offers plenty of free fonts to use in the Cricut design space. It involves a few simple steps:

• Click on the download on the font you want to use and it will pop up as a zip file.
• Now click on save and it will add to your downloads files.
• Open the file and extract it either as a true-type font file or an open-type font file.
• Once you find the listed type (TTF/ OTF), click and install it on your device.
• Now upload it in the Cricut design space, register the font, and start sewing and making fun of it.

If you are looking for a machine for monogramming, review this blog.

Conclusion

It’s okay to feel overwhelmed when there are a lot of options around you. That’s why we narrowed down the list of best monogram fonts to 10 so you can get a better choice. Consider how you want to see your design and select font likewise. Search, scroll, and select your desired font in the right format and start personalizing crafts and accessories.