Hand lettering has become a fun hobby to help me de-stress. However, I couldn’t find any practice worksheets that used a lettering style similar to what I wanted mine to look like, so I opted to make my own. If you’ve found a pretty font you want your hand lettering to emulate, here’s a tutorial on how to make your own practice worksheets!

How to make your own brush hand lettering practice worksheets

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Mentioned in the video

• The fonts I used are called Laughing Smiling Font and Abbeyline
• Tutorial on how to download and install custom fonts on your computer 
• I don’t recommend page margins less than 1.5cm
• Be sure to add the font you used to the practice worksheet so you can remember which was which if you want to come back and create a quote, sign or other wall art
• Download my free printable hand lettering practice worksheets

Lowercase practice worksheet

Uppercase practice worksheet

Example: print & trace to create DIY wall art

Brush lettering paper

I use and recommend the Rhodia notepads for brush lettering. Make sure you don’t use normal printer paper as it causes the brush pens to fray – trust me, I found out the hard way 🙁

I ended up making quite a few practice worksheets so started adding the font name to the page to keep track of them!

I’ve also starting using the Sakura Gelly Roll 08 pen in white to make the letters a bit more interesting!

Want more practice worksheets? Download my free lined hand lettering practice worksheets!

Related: Practicing Calligraphy: Free printable brush lettering worksheets 

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