And so begins our study of monograms. For the next week and some change, I’ll being monogramming until there are no letters left in the alphabet. I’ve been excited to get this series started because, well…I. LOVE. MONOGRAMMING. To get this underway, I’m posting something that I’ve wanted to create for some time: a library of monogram fonts & frames.
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I scoured some of my favorite font sites to come up with this extensive (but far from exhaustive) listing of monogramming fonts that fit a number of styles and occasions. Most are free (yay!) and those that are not, have a pink number next to them. Scroll away. Pin away. Let me know what you think! If you love fonts like I love fonts, I have a feeling you’ll enjoy this collection. Be sure to check out the next post in this series where I’ll share a really simple way to make the most of fonts like these.
{1} Academy Engraved {2} Niagara Engraved {3} Dolphian {4} Naive Inline {5} Abraham Lincoln {6} Harold’s Monograms {7} Harold’s Monograms {8} Harold’s Monograms {9} Ecuyder Dax {10} Landsdowne {11} Bedini 
{1} Champagne & Limousines {2} Comfortaa {3} Taller Evolution {4} Ever After {5} Veron {6} Rasty Lop {7} Josefin Sans {8} Taller Evolution 
{1} Michelle FLF {2} Fashion Victim {3} Little Lord Fontleroy {4} Onyx {5} Park Lane {6} Go the the Sky {7} Bittersweet {8}Debonaire Inline {9} Eccentric {10} RiotSquad {11} Parisish {12} Odalisque {13} Buenos Aires {14} Modern Typography 
{1} Marker Felt Fine Point {2} Hoedown {3} KG True Colors {4} Metro Retro {5} Brain Flower {6} Tuna and Hot Dogs {7} Little Miss Priss {8} KG One Thing {9} Penelope Anne {10} KB Queeny Me {11}KB Push {12} HFF Light Petals {13} Chachie {14} Matilde 
{1} Monogram KK {2}Barocca Monograms {3} Harold’s Monograms Vine Monograms {4} Lavanderia {5} Porcelain 
{1}KG Flavor & Frames {2} Nymphette {3} Bergamot Ornaments {4} KG Flavor & Frames {5} Bergamot Ornaments {6} Bergamot Ornaments {7} Bergamot Ornaments {8} Matilde Frames {9} Cornucopia Caligrafica {10} Dingleberries {11} Dingleberries {12} KG Flavor & Frames {13} Free Ribbons {14} Lots of Frames {15} Cornucopia of Ornaments {16} Bergamot Ornaments {17}Darrians Frames {18} KG Flavor & Frames {19} Cornucopia Caligrafica {20} FoglihtenFr02
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Great collection, Amber! Pinning right now 🙂
Love this post! Can’t wait to see what you have created!
Love it Amber! Really needed this for some baby shower invites I’m working on. Downloading NOW!
BRILLIANT!!!! I’m so LOVING you right now :0)
Thanks so much for this post! It is definitely getting pinned in my typography and gift boards!
LAAAHV! Thanks so much for putting this together & sharing it with us. Just pinned it!
This website is amazing!!!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Thanks for doing all this work for us. Ha.
QUESTION: The retro group is missing the names/links of fonts 13 and 14. I’d really like to know what #14 is.
Thanks for catching that! I’ve updated with the font names! Happy monogramming!
You are incredible! This must have been so much work. What a fabulous resource, though. Thanks a million for sharing!!!!
Thank you!
This is a treasure, Amber! You are so generous to put all that hard work into sharing this with us, but most of all to share your incredible design savvy. The monograms are all so gorgeous the way you’ve put them together. Thank You!
I hoard fonts like I hoard paper. Probably even worse than I hoard paper because fonts don’t take up REAL space like paper does. I’m in heaven!!! 🙂 Thank you!
I Love monograms too! Thanks for breaking it all down for us! You can also make your own monogram notepads by using a special bookbinding PVA Glue. Just paint on a small amount of the glue on the edge and let it dry….then the pages tear off like your store bought note pads.
I do a lot of graphics and am always looking for new fonts and brushes for Photoshop. I love these and love free! Thanks for putting this together:)
This is great! Thank you for putting this together and sharing.
Thanks for all the work on this.
WOW!! Amber – what an amazing post and resource! I love fonts too, and this is incredible!! Thank you, for all your hard work – I am sure this took ages….
You are definitely right on trend with all these monograms. I attempted to “Google” some of these and saw one tutorial on how to create my own in Word…but never finished because I couldn’t find the right font. I so want to make card sets as gifts for friends so this is right up my alley. Thanks for all your hard work and for sharing with us. Amber, you are amazing!
Awesome post Amber!
Thank you so much! Your posts always look like they are a lot of work….I can only imagine what it is like in real life!
I embroider everything that’s for weddings, birthdays, showers, thank you gifts so this is a treasure. So are you! Merci
What a wonderful number of fonts. thank you. I must give Monograms a try.
Wow! these font selection is awesome! Thanks for sharing them.
Fabulous collection, Amber! I just need to learn how to get the letters inside the frames. I’m sure it’s not as hard than I think it. Thank you, Ill be coming back to see what else you create. I’m having so much fun seeing the extraordinary way you use your monograms!!
Hugs,
Carmen L
This is Saa-Weet!! I’m such a Font Freak…I made sure to add these to my collection. Coincidentally…there is a website called “FontFreak” that has a ton of other fonts up for grabs…FREE! Enjoy! from one enabler to another. LOL
can you tell us how you made your monogram with the laurel leaf wreath?
The laurel wreath in the “Monograms Made Easy” logo? That’s an .eps file that I found on line a while back. I wish I could give you more details but I can’t remember where I downloaded it from.
What font did you use for the pages monogram?
Thankyou soooo much for doing this , I am also a font lover 🙂 Viv xx
How did you fill in the aqua blue color on the monogram?
I created all of the designs in Photoshop, so I was able to alter the text that way.
Pretty! I am a font addict as well!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PAGE!!!!i am new to vinyl crafting and have been searching for a site,just like this one.THANK YOU for putting a halt to my frustration..lol
wow , I think this is one of the best monogram posts I have come across. I can’t wait to start using these on my pillows.
I agree with everyone here…when I say THANK YOU!
This is so awesome! Thanks for taking the time to put this together 🙂 Quick question: I love #11 in the “Frames & Borders” section, but I can’t figure out which font is used for the “W”. Do you happen to know what it is? I keep looking through the fonts above it, but I can’t figure it out. Thanks again!
Hi Lindsey! So glad you found your way to this post! It’s one of my favorites! The “W” font in the frame section is called “Eccentric” It’s also listed in the “Retro” section. Hope this helps!!
Great! Thanks again 🙂
Was there ever a follow up post to this about making the most of these fonts?
Hi Lynn! I did a post about how to create embossed monograms using your inkjet printer which is a great way to use these fonts and still add a handmade element.
I’ve just discovered your blog and I am BLOWN away, I just love your take on life so full of fun (and useful tips LOL). Thanks from me (over the pond in England!)
Welcome, Lorraine! So great to hear from a new reader! I am happy that you are enjoying everything going on here on the blog!
Thank you for taking the time to compile this wonderful collection! I love the laurel wreath with the mMe monogram (just under the title) what is that font and frame called?
I believe that font is the Vine Monogram included in the roundup. As for the laurel wreath. That is an image I designed.
This is an awesome post! Thank you so much! Can you share the name of the font on #11 in frames and borders?
Hi Meredith! The font in #11 is called Eccentric! Beautiful, right?!
I love that font! Thank you so much for the reply! 🙂
Don’t know how to download the alphabets! Great resource ! Thanks for all the hard work.
Thanks so much for this go-to guide! I can’t wait to download and use these. I’m the girl who monograms everything she owns, so this is the perfect resource!
I see 2 fonts I love the Urly #1 and #4 and are free. How do you download these fonts?
Thanking you in advance for your reply.
Sorry, meant Curly!!
Just click on the link for each font that you like and you can download them! It’s that easy!
Very useful,thanks…big hug from Brazil
Ana Salis
Really,really need a step by step guide for this as I’ve never downloaded and successfully completed the steps through to be able to use the font I downloaded???? Help needed please!
Love the site, very helpful!
Thanks for putting this together. May I suggest one addition? Marking which fonts are freeware and which cost money.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!! This is fabulous. The world needs more “Type A” people like you 🙂
What font is the big M in the middle in your title?
Great post! Thanks so much for sharing the hard work you must have taken to assemble all these fonts in an adorable way!
God Bless you for doing this!
Hi All.
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Thank you all!
Hi there, would you be able to let me know whats the font for number 13 for A under frames and borders ? Thanks!
Sure! That font is called “Little Lord Fontleroy” and is available through dafont.com
Hi Amber, do you think that these would work in terms of a sketch option on a silhouette or do you think they need to be cut? I specifically love Cornucopia Caligrafica. Thanks!