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Skinny Sketch Pen Fonts

When I first started using sketch pens to write stuff with my silhouette, I was really unhappy with the face that it would just trace the fonts. I wanted the writing to look like, well, writing. I found some tutorials on how to fill in fonts, but that still wasn’t exactly the look I was going for. Then I found this blog post from One day at a Time about various “skinny” fonts:

It was a great place to start, but I thought I could find more fonts, so I went on a spree.

There is a treasure trove of free fonts out there. I found ones that are so skinny you can’t even tell it’s an outline with the letters almost an inch tall (i.e. Veron, EuropeUnderground, Znikomit, Rawengulk, Baby Lexi Skinny) ! And there are tons that are skinny enough for writing smaller letters (i.e. KG Only Human, Yellow Peas Demo, Tartler’s End, Dolce Vita Light).

Here is the list of all the fonts, click through to download them:

–Baby Lexi Skinny
–Clean Up Your Mess
–Collected
–Disco
–Dolce Vita Light
–Ecuyer Dax
–Europe Underground
–Flex Display
–Geo Sans Light
–Isabelle Layne
–KG Only Human
–Landsdowne
–Neou
–Optical Fiber
–Party at Gatsby’s
–Rawengulk
–Resselle
–Sketch Block
–Smiley
–Tartler’s End
–Today People
–Veron
–Yellow Peas Demo
–Znikomit

More fonts that I have found since making that page:

http://bloggingexperiment.com/30-thin-and-light-fonts-that-should-not-be-free

Remember to check licences/author notes when downloading a font! Most of these are freeware, good for personal AND commercial use, but some are personal use only (such as Yellow Peas Demo, Today People, Party at Gatsby’s, etc.).

TIP; make a studio/library file with all of your favorite fonts so that you don’t have to scroll through all the fonts to find ones you like.

xoxo
-A