How to do Hand Lettering with Free Printable Worksheets!

How to create a manuscript with free printable sheets!

Want to learn handwriting? Have you tried it yet? Do you love him?

Let me teach you how to write by hand! It is a wonderful style of writing that requires no knowledge of calligraphy, handwriting, or fluency. It is a kind of ingenuity to write and listen to letters in a flowing and fun way. It takes practice, but it is fun and rewarding.

This trend is not going anywhere, so learn how to do it today!

It could be the creative exit you want, it could be business! Use my free printers (link below the envelope) to do basic exercises, learn the alphabet, and develop your own style.

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Dear readers, I share with you my personal writing style. If you want to write a different letter, go for it! You have the creative freedom to make your manuscript your own style. The more you practice, the more comfortable you will be writing in your own way.

It's great to find out, first use the pencil and mimic the patterns you first saw. Don't start!

Handwriting Tips

• It is good to stop and pick up your pen when you write, you really have to.
• Not diagonal ... You do not need to spell all the letters together.
• Take your time, go slowly.
• Extend the letters, do not make the shapes. Keep those oval shapes very oval.
• Don’t worry about the “bottom line”, these words rise and fall.

Materials needed for handwriting

Brush point markers

I always recommend starting with Crayola Markers. You can print these bookmarks firmly and they will not be broken or torn. As you gain more control over your thick and thin lines, you can experiment with more expensive markers.

I highly recommend the Tombow Dual Brush Marker and my favorite Tobow Fudenosuke Marker. I like the size of the feeds and they come in a rainbow colored package.

I have tried all the brushes on the market and these are my tips. I work and still work with Tobo as a brand ambassador because I love their products.

Paper

I recommend laser jet paper. It is softer and a little thicker than regular paper. If the paper is rough (e.g. watercolor paper), the felt brush tips will be much faster.

That is, I still use watercolor regularly, know that it uses your pointers. So grab some cheap copy paper and some cryola markers and get started. So do this when you feel a little uncomfortable.

Plus, you'll find free printable sheets that I designed! Click on the link at the bottom of this post for free worksheets!

Step 1 ፡ Start handwriting

Start by sitting right on the table. Hold the pen in your fingers like a pencil, the old standard of the 1950s. The correct position makes the difference. If you are right-handed, turn the paper slightly to the left.

Step 2 - Thick and thin tails

Now think of "thick down, thin valleys up." When I write, I repeat it to myself. Each time you draw on the paper, press the tip of the brush to make a thick line. As you lift the pen, lift it to the edge.

This is the hardest part to get used to. This is the part you want to practice. To be good at handwriting, try combined exercise for 15 minutes every day. Do basic exercises before writing by hand to warm up.

This is how I write my letters and forms in order. You can use it as a reference if necessary. Save it to your phone for future reference!

Step 3 ፡ Bas Basic Manuscript

There are 7 basic strokes in the manuscript. These are the shapes that make up all the letters. If you get these basics you will be golden. Before you start a manual project, practice these forms for 15 minutes a day and as a warm-up.

There are a few integrated shapes, but they are perfect for beginners. Print many of these and practice these shapes.

Step 4 ፡ uppercase letters and lowercase letters

It is time to practice uppercase and lowercase letters. Use the free printable version for reference or start following My Letters.

Capital letters are much harder than lowercase letters, so start with lowercase letters and then use uppercase letters.

Practice each letter on a piece of paper, graph paper, or directly on my drawing. Allow yourself to write letters.

Step 5: Compounds and flowers

After spending time on each letter, practice connecting the letters verbally. I like to use pangramas as it is the best way to use all the letters in a sentence.

Once you know the letter, add a few flowers at the beginning and end of words. You can see some of my examples. I love simple flowers, but you can go anywhere with flowers and decorations!

Here are some pangramas that you can write about

• The fast brown fox jumped on the lazy dog.
• The five boxers jump fast.
• Kakis love my big quartz finch.

PF!

Do you feel overwhelmed? don't mind. Give yourself time to keep track of your progress and come back to see how far you have come over the years.

Celebrate your progress!

Start Instagram or post on Facebook, look back and see the progress. Don't get upset, just respect the person you are changing or learning! You are a very strange person!

Exercise thrives!

I'm not perfect yet, but I believe my poems. I do not need a pencil to create my designs and I feel comfortable writing when someone sees them. But it took me 5 years to achieve that.

Step 6 ፡ Beautiful pieces by hand

Now accessories, prints, basic fingerprints below, write letters, connect letters and add flowers, you are ready for a little dream!

I use Tombow Dual Brush pens and watercolor for watercolor. (More details about watercolors in this article) . Then let it dry completely and add a handwritten quote, idea, name, greeting or mantra.

What will be your first nightmare?

Create a beautiful cake topper by writing it on a washed watercolor paper, tearing the edges and tying it with small bandages. Attach the cord to 2 sheets of paper and stick it on a cake or cookies pile.

Create an artwork for your home decor!

After a little practice, you can let your imagination run wild and your handwriting skills will increase! Start a high school riot ... or just make the process fun and exciting. Use it to light someone else's day!

I handwritten so many letters that I sat down on a large piece of paper. I lead them through the city and leave them where people can find them. It is known that I will send my address to my followers. I have included it in the packages I send to customers.

I cling to gifts and throw them in the envelope with candy and say thank you to the checker!

I hope this tutorial will help you feel motivated and confident to start or continue your journey! I want to make you happy. Name me @doodlecraft in your social media so I can celebrate with you!

Leave me a comment and tell me why you are so excited to write a manuscript!

Here are some free printable worksheets. Use it only for personal use, free education is good. Please do not remove the water mark. Please call me accordingly. thank you so much! I like to share my projects and tutorials with my faithful readers and friends. By supporting my articles, browsing past ads and purchasing affiliate links, I can share most of what I do for free.

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