Duplicate stitch lettering

Stitch Pattern Studio

Type a few words and enter your gauge to get a duplicate-stitch chart to embroider over stockinette. Stroke width follows the typeface and style you pick, and the cell shape follows the real stitch proportions of your gauge.

Gauge (10 cm)

Yarn color

Text

Typeface

One line per row. Anything the typeface has a glyph for — Korean and symbols included.

Style

Sampled from the typeface at your gauge. Font height is the height of a capital H (or 한 for Korean); adjust weight with the stroke slider below.

Alignment

Size · Spacing

Fit to
24 rows
50%
1 sts
7 rows
11px
Duplicate stitch chart · Noto Sans KR Black · 24 rows

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Gauge15 sts × 22 rows / 10 cm
Finished size
Line height
BackgroundStockinette, right side
= one duplicate stitch

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Each column is one stitch and each row is one row. Read from row 1 at the bottom upward, and from stitch 1 on the left to the right. Heavy lines fall every 5 cells; the single row inside the border is a margin that isn't counted.

Work the duplicate stitch in yarn one weight heavier than the background, or the same yarn held double, and lay each stitch at the same size as the knit stitch beneath it. Carry the yarn across the back for gaps of 3–4 stitches or fewer instead of cutting it. Stitch and row counts stay the same at any gauge; a different gauge only changes the finished size.