Sparklewharf Inline

Sparklewharf Inline is an original groovy 1970s party display font: a tall, medium-width sans with oval bowls and heavy, round-ended strokes. A thin inline groove, 42 units wide, is cut into the strokes. It sits toward the upper-left edge of each stroke rather than in the centre, like a 70s highlight line. Grooves end cleanly with round ends before stroke ends, joins and tight corners, and never cut a stroke apart. Every glyph keeps at least 81% of the ink of its solid version. Dots and the asterisk are solid. Great for posters, party and event invites, shirts, stickers, labels, signs and retro crafts.

Font-only download: one ZIP with SparklewharfInline-Regular.ttf, a true CFF OpenType .otf, .woff and .woff2, plus README and LICENSE. Six files total. One Regular style with selective kerning.

Character set: uppercase A–Z, lowercase a–z, digits 0–9, space and non-breaking space, and these 20 punctuation marks/symbols: . , ! ? ' " : ; - & @ # $ % ( ) / + = *. No accented letters, smart quotes, alternates or ligatures. Use straight quotes and apostrophes.

No texture or distress. The font has clean solid outlines; the inline is a clean cut-out channel, not a texture. It is a single-colour font, not a colour font: the chocolate background, pink title colour, sparkles and coloured arcs on the listing image are presentation only.

Size note: a display face, best from 24 px up; the inline shows fully from about 36 px (most grooves at 30 px). At 12–16 px (and up to about 20 px) the inline fills in and disappears on screen, so letters read as plain heavy solid letters. They stay legible and every counter stays open.

Quality checked: every glyph was checked in all four formats for coverage, clean closed outlines, spacing, metrics and kerning, and passed the OpenType Sanitizer. Thin and inline scans on the shipped outlines found nothing thinner than 38 units, every groove 41–43 units wide and fully enclosed, and no glyph split into extra pieces. FontBakery found zero fails on TTF and OTF and zero warnings on OTF; the TTF has one expected contour-count warning, because each inline groove adds an extra contour. Legibility was checked on 24 px and 120 px word renders, and glyphs were reviewed large and at 12–24 px. Desktop installation, craft apps and physical production were not tested.

Licence: commercial use for physical finished products such as cards, shirts, labels, signs and crafts. Do not resell, share or redistribute the font files. WOFF/WOFF2 are for personal/local web previews only; public web hosting or embedding and digital end-product distribution are not licensed. Contact Maker Pixel for broader rights. Digital download only; nothing is shipped. Unzip first and install either TTF or OTF, not both. After purchase, sign in and open My Downloads.