Floral Font

About Floral

The basic letters are thick and rounded, like a friendly sign painter's alphabet. That strong silhouette keeps words readable from a distance. Inside the strokes the floral cut-outs give a second level of detail that you only notice when you come closer, which is what makes the font feel special on a card, a shirt or a label. The white shapes are real holes in the letters, so whatever background you place the text on shows through the flowers. A black word on a pastel card turns into a flower-filled word with the card color inside it.

Seasons and occasions

• Spring and summer designs, garden signs, plant markers and flower shop branding.
• Birthday banners, baby shower invitations, bridal shower decor and party signs.
• Mother's Day cards, teacher gifts and thank-you tags.
• T-shirts, tote bags, tumblers and mugs with short, sweet slogans.
• Stickers, planner labels, journal titles and scrapbook pages.
• Wall art for kids' rooms and nurseries.

Working with a cut-out font

Because the blossoms are cut out of the letters, the font works best with solid, simple backgrounds. Light colors inside the holes look lovely: put black letters on cream, pink, mint or yellow, or use white letters on deep green or navy so the flowers show the darker background. In print the holes show the paper color; in cutting projects they become tiny pieces of negative space, so choose a size that allows your machine to cut them cleanly.

For vinyl, use a slightly larger size and keep the text short. Weeding the small holes takes a few minutes, so a tweezers or a weeding tool helps. For heat-transfer vinyl on shirts, choose letters that are at least a few centimeters tall so the small flowers remain clear. For laser engraving, the holes stay crisp and look attractive on wood and acrylic.

Layout ideas

Use the font for one word, not a paragraph. "Bloom", "Garden", "Happy Birthday", "Hello Spring", "Love" and names of children or plants all look wonderful. Pair it with a plain sans-serif for small supporting text, and keep the layout airy. A thin line, a simple leaf or a small stem next to the text is enough decoration, because the letters already bring flowers.

If you are making a poster, set a large word and place a smaller line of text underneath. Add a color block behind the word to create a sticker-like look. For a gift tag, center a short message and tie a ribbon through a hole.

Character set

Floral includes uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and accented letters such as Å, Ä and Ö.

Questions about Floral

What is Floral best used for?

Good uses for Floral include spring and garden designs; birthday and baby shower decor; t-shirts and tote bags. Its look suits projects where the lettering should carry the mood.

Does Floral have lowercase letters?

Yes. Floral has separate uppercase and lowercase letters, so you can type normal sentences and names.

Does Floral include numbers, punctuation and accented letters?

It includes numbers. Accented letters such as Å, Ä and Ö are included.

Can I change the color of Floral?

Yes. Floral is a one-color font, so you can set any color in your design program. The SVG and PNG files of every character are included for Cricut, Silhouette and graphics work.

Can I use Floral on products I sell?

Yes. A commercial license is included, so you can use Floral on shirts, mugs, signs, packaging, logos and digital products. You may not resell or share the font files themselves. You buy and download it on Etsy.

Explore more Display Fonts fonts or see the font license. Floral is sold in the CraftoMate Etsy shop, with an instant download after checkout.