Every capital carries a red heart hooked into its entry stroke, where another alphabet would put a flourish. The hand is classic English roundhand — sloped, looped, unhurried — and at this size it runs hairline: the stroke is a single square wide from start to finish, never thickening on the curves. That makes it the one for small things: an initial on a handkerchief, two letters in the corner of a towel, a monogram that will not upstage what it decorates. Two threads: black DMC 310 for the letter and red DMC 666 for the heart, every stitch a whole cross, no halves and no backstitch. It carries the family's hundred characters. Type a name below and see it before opening it in Puntotek.