Yessy is a beautiful script font. This font looks lovely for wedding design. It’s full of glyph’s en feminine swashes which makes it perfect for any design that needs an elegant feel.
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Hi,
I wonder if you could help me, I am interested in using this font and maybe a few others for a little craft business I am wanting to start. I embroid baby vests and would like to use it for this and possibly my company logo. I’m literally just trying to start out, can you let me know if it’s possible to do this? And how much it might cost?
Thanks
Nina
Hi Nina.
Thank you that you are interested using the Yessy font for your new start company.
Yes, you can use the Yessy font for all the you told: in the craft, and your logo. The cost is the you can see when you click the “check it out more”
Thanks
Hello! I am simply trying to use this font for our wedding. Could you please tell me how you did the names in your ‘Save the Date’ example above to where each name begins with a capital letter but they do not have the script heart in front of each one of them? Thank you!
Hi, please read the “Guide” on the menu. I think what you need is explained on PUA encoded font manual part. Thanks.
Could you please help me. I use a Silhouette Cameo 3 and absolutely love your font for my small craft business. I made sure to get the commercial license. I just came across an issue with the lowercase t where when I weld all my letters together the t will not weld properly and leaves the cut lines over the crossing part. So I cannot sell these items. I posted in a craft group and discovered this is an issue that others have run across. They have said so far it just appears to be the t letter. If you could provide some assistance I would greatly appreciate that!
Hi Jen Wooten,
Thank you for your comments. About the ‘t’ issue it has been fixed last year. If you purchased it on Creativefabrica or on Silhouettedesignstore, you should get the fix file.
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you.