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Wilcom Hatch: Lettering Glyphs
โบATTENTION EVERYONE: ย THIS WILCOM HATCH FEATURE IS GOING TO CHANGE EMBROIDERY LETTERING AS YOU KNOW IT.
While I do understand that I am super enthusiastic about typography as well as being an embroidery nerd, this is seriously going to change how I work from now on. ย Really, its that big.
Let me explain what I am raving about in one word. ย Glyphs.
Quite a few people don’t know that along with the basic lettering in TTF (true type fonts) there are usually a whole different set of glyphs – there are symbols, special lettering, letters with accents, different styled numbers, ligatures, swashes and fancy swirls just to name a few. ย The problem is, most programs make it super hard to find them, and we tend to forget that they are there. ย Even if you do find them, unless you are using a program like Adobe Illustrator, they are difficult to get into whatever you are working on. ย Wilcom has seen this issue and has come up with a perfect and brilliant solution that will change boring lettering into something more!! ย And to make things even better, you do not have to leave Hatch to use these special letters! ย Its all right there in the program – quick and easy access and easy to use! ย Another problem with using glyphs is that some TT Fonts have quite a few glyphs – so many that they are hard to see in the programs that come with Windows and Mac, and even third party programs. ย You have to guess at what you want, and quite often get it wrong and have to start over again, painstakingly “building” your lettering. ย Wilcom Hatch embroidery software has taken the guesswork out of glyphs – the icons for them are BIG and CLEAR and you can view them as outlines and with stitches. ย You really can’t ask for anything more! ย its perfect! ย and it will change how i use any of my fonts: ย its like a whole new world has opened up for me and I am certain that my typography designs will be spectacular.
Here is an example of what I am talking about:
Plain lettering:
Lettering using glyphs:
See the difference?
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3 responses to “Wilcom Hatch: Lettering Glyphs”
Thank you for this and your videos, looking forward to seeing more in the future.
really nice.
I think the lettering looks so much better with a few glyphs- swirls, ligatures and swashes add a great effect to any lettering.