The same English roundhand with its red heart at the entry, grown up and given weight: here the stroke has thickness and contrast — the downstrokes swell, the hairlines stay thin — so the letter holds up from across the room and survives on coarse fabric, where a single-square line would disappear. The whole alphabet is 14,976 stitches, more than twice its 32 sister, and that extra body is exactly what you see. Made for lettering meant to be read at a distance: a name across a cushion, a couple's initials framed, a wedding date. Two threads, black DMC 310 for the letter and red DMC 666 for the heart, every stitch a whole cross, and the family's hundred characters. Type a name below and see it before opening it in Puntotek.