Bendroblade
Thin wire, tall letters, tiny knots
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Hand Bent in the Shed
Hand Bent in the Shed
Hand Bent in the Shed
Hand Bent in the Shed
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How it looks in use
Bendroblade
A tall, thin, condensed face that looks bent from wire, with tiny loops and knobs at the stroke ends.
Bendroblade
About the family
Bendroblade looks like each letter was bent from a single piece of thin wire and pinned to a board. Strokes are fine and even, letters are tall and narrow, and the ends finish in small loops and knots rather than serifs. The capitals are slender and a little quirky, the lowercase is compact, and the figures are delicate. Light, Regular, Medium and Bold change the thickness of the wire without changing its character. It is charming, crafty and best used large enough to see the details.
What's inside
- 4Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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