Capital letter · 6 of 26
Cursive capital F
Cursive capital F is T with a short bar: a wavy cap stroke along the top line, a stem that curls up at its foot, and the bar across it.
F
- Fred
Fred: F stands apart
- Stroke order
- 1Begin with the cap stroke of T: from just below the top line on the left, up and along the top line in a wave.
- 2Lift, and curve the stem down from under it to the baseline.
- 3Curl the foot up to the left and back to the right.
- 4Lift again and cross the stem with a short bar at the midline.
- Where it joins
- F does not join: its foot curls back to the left, and the next letter starts on its own, as in Fred.
- Practise with
- FredFloridaFridayFranceFred · Florida · Friday · France
01 / In other fonts
F in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.