Bendrofell
Neat wire letters with curled ends
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Lesson One: Loops
Lesson One: Loops
Lesson One: Loops
Lesson One: Loops
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How it looks in use
Bendrofell
A thin, monoline wire face with little hooks and curls at the stroke ends, neat as schoolbook lettering.
Bendrofell
About the family
Bendrofell is monoline lettering bent from fine wire and finished with small hooks and curls. The strokes are even from start to finish, the letters have an upright, careful posture, and the ends turn up gently rather than stopping flat. Capitals are simple with a pointed M, the lowercase is round and open with a curly-tailed j and y, and the figures are clear and friendly. Light, Regular, Medium and Black cover a fine line up to a firm, inky one. It feels like handwriting practice done beautifully.
What's inside
- 4Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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