I sense that part of the problem with the cursive writing is that in cases like a lower case âeâ you might have to use gimp loops and other sophisticated techniques in order to accommodate the back and forth that a pencil makes so easily. Would it be impertinent of me to suggest that this is a perfect opportunity to do what the practical lacemakers of old would do, that is, to take to the needle for the writing? Traditionally, lacemakers did not feel they had to execute maneuvers with the tools least suited to accomplishing the task. I think this is a case where embroidering on hand made torchon net should be considered. Devon
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