MFC Mouchoir Monogram was created by Brian Bonislawsky and published by Monogram Fonts Co. MFC Mouchoir Monogram consists of 12 styles and household package options. p > The inspiration source for Mouchoir Monogram is an accessory framed letterstyle from a vintage embroidery publication. It was originally planned to decorate handkerchiefs, so it is aptly called "Mouchoir", or scarf in French. Numerous monogram designs from the early 1900s appear to fall under a 2 letter format which is either decorated or interwoven with framing styles.

Mouchoir Monogram is just efficient in two letter monograms due to its special style. It was initially created to have detailed initials, however solid and overview variations have been developed for more flexibility and appeal. Download and view the Mouchoir Monogram Guidebook if you would like to find out a little bit more. There is a manual for both the Pro and Requirement typefaces included in the font package.

Mouchoir Monogram comes total with both Pro and Basic format font styles. For those with programs that can make the most of OpenType features, the Pro fonts are for you, however for others without the ability to use OpenType features, we've developed separate font styles that make up the designs consisted of in the Pro typeface.

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· Mouchoir Monogram (250 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Solid (250 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Outline (250 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram (1000 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Solid (1000 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Outline (1000 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram (10000 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Solid (10000 Impressions)
· Mouchoir Monogram Outline (10000 Impressions)