Below are examples of ALL fonts. Please read this information, as it is critical to your decision. The possible fonts for your piece SHOULD be in the description and/or choices, but if not, here’s a sizing guide. I’ve also listed popular pieces and what they would likely fit. Remember, it’s an art, not a science 😉 Not all fonts are pictured here, but all available font should be on the list of examples below.
Also, a LIST OF FONT PAGES (organized alphabetically) below this font size chart shows you each font and it’s individual characteristics and photo gallery. Please note, if a font appears solely in upper or lower caps, that’s all that’s available in that font. If both are used, then both are available.
Extra Small Fonts fit on pretty much anything, but some of them are truly tiny. Many of the pieces that can normally take a medium or large font, can do 2-3 lines with an extra small font.
Small Fonts are readable but still allow for a lot of text. Great for long quotes, etc.
Medium Fonts are the most versatile. Due to the length of the tales on some letters, their suitability for some pieces may vary (see “Sumner” font to the left for an example. I stamped, “ghfd” to show how long the tails are in comparison to the other letters.
Large Fonts only fit on pieces where indicated, and often are used for just a few letter(s), such as initials. They offer some really fun options as more creative styles are possible with the larger size.
Extra Large fonts are for Single Letters, Initials, or super large pieces like Ornaments. Definitely fun, too!
LIST OF FONTS
MAKE SURE YOU CLICK ON THE GREEN LINK WITH THE NAME OF THE FONT TO SEE LOTS OF PHOTOS USING THAT FONT.
(This is critical to see how it “REALLY” looks!)
Arlington is a small, italic font with a handwritten feel. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Large, updated cursive initials/upper case font. Perfect for single letters. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Bellingham is a sharp and tiny font that is incredibly clear for its small size. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Blyn is the coolest gaelic/irish inspired font. Pretty much makes anything look awesome. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Carbonado is small, tattoo-inspired font that is surprisingly clear and versatile. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Cascade is a medium, all around typewriter style font. It takes on different looks depending on the finish of the piece. It has numbers as well. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This is a small, classic typewriter style font. It can give an awesome rustic look when paired with the right finish and piece, or a nice uniform look. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Duvall is a large, partially double-stroke font that is fun and readable. Great for initials, large pieces, ornaments, etc. To see more examples of this font, please click the title.
Everett is a crisp, non serif font in a medium size. It looks great and extremely readable on almost any piece. It has numbers as well. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Fremont is a medium handwritten font, very popular and versatile. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Ferndale is a flowing, cursive font in a small to medium size. There is a level of privacy to this font, as it can’t be easily read from a distance or during movement, but is definitely known to the wearer. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This is a small to medium classic cursive font. The uppers make great formal initials, and the lowers fit together well and generally very even. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Gold Creek is a medium tattoo-inspired font in caps only. Matches its larger brother font, Port Townsend, perfectly. Click the title for more examples of this font.
This is a small, classic serif style font in caps only. It can give an awesome rustic look when paired with the right finish and piece, or a nice uniform look. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This stylish, esoteric font is large and bold. Some letters have multiple designs, so they won’t always look the same (such as the A). It’s great for statement pieces, single words, or even a phrase on a larger bangle or cuff. Unisex. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This is a super versatile smallish readable cursive font. It’s size allows for it to be suitable for many different pieces. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This is a super versatile smallish readable cursive font. It’s size allows for it to be suitable for many different pieces. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
I love this fun font! It is a tribute to the outdoors and fun happenings. Definitely only works on large pieces, ornaments, and as single letters or initials. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Olympic is a handwritten, italic font in a medium size. It’s one of my all-time most popular, formerly called Exclusive Script. It also has numbers. Click the title to see more examples.
This is a large, narrow, classic serif style font. It can give an awesome rustic look when paired with the right finish and piece, or a nice uniform look. It makes great initials as well. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
This is a font I don’t really recommend customers choose unless guided. It’s less than a millimeter tall and difficult to read without magnification. Awesome for small spaces or using inside a ring, etc. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Pacific is a small, even, all-caps font that pretty much looks good on any design. It has numbers as well. Click the title to see more examples.
Pike Place is a tall, homestyle all caps 3mm font. It’s unisex and a very popular look. It also has numbers. Click the title to see more examples.
Quincy is a medium, super clear print with decorative capitals. It’s a great choice when looking for a basic medium print with a decorative flair. The caps make great Initials or Singles. Click the title for more examples of this font.
Rainier is a crisp, medium and even all-caps font. Suitable for almost any design. It has numbers as well. Click the title to see more examples.
The Redondo family has 3 sizes – it’s that popular! Each size is the same, but has a slightly different look. In most cases, it’s best to leave the size choice to the artist – therefore, just choose “Redondo”. Click the title to see more examples.
This font is a sassy, updated cursive. Looks great on larger pieces.
Still very readable, even though whimsical! Click on the title to view more examples.
Tacoma is a black-lettered font in a medium size, with a specific Ye Olde English look to it. Really makes a statement. I do have custom matching numbers for this font. Click the title to see more examples.
Thornewood Castle is a large statement font – and reminiscent of the latest mystic style fonts. I do have custom matching numbers for this font. Click the title to see more examples.
Vashon is a “curly” font, with a Fairy Tale look. Medium sized. It has numbers as well. Click the title to see more examples.
As the name suggests, the one version has leaves intertwined and the plain is just that, still different than the norm and stylish. Both versions are caps only. Click the title to see more examples of this font.
Bonnie Jean Swensrud 