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31+ Free Printable Lettering And Calligraphy Worksheets

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Looking for a way to improve your Bullet Journal lettering? You’re in the right place; here are tons of FREE printable hand lettering worksheets to help you master this skill.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or honing in on your skills, these helpful resources will keep your creativity flowing and improve your brush lettering and modern calligraphy styles.

Get ready to level up those talents with our easy-to-access PDFs that can be printed at home without worrying about the cost or waste.

And don’t worry it’s all beginner-friendly, and I’ll leave you with a lot of resources on where to start your lettering journey.

Lettering is one of the skills you might want to master for your Bullet Journal pages. I’m always in awe of the beautiful calligraphy people use to decorate their journal pages.

What I quickly realized is that the secret to better lettering is, of course, practice, so I did my research and found tons of free resources and printable calligraphy worksheets to improve this skill.

But let’s start from what you’ll need for using these worksheets first.

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How To Use Calligraphy Worksheets

Before we dive into printable brush lettering practice sheets, I thought I should mention a few tips on how to use them because I surely made a lot of mistakes with them myself and paid dearly for it.

If you are practicing your letters right in your worksheets, make sure you use high-quality printing paper (like this HP Premium Paper); otherwise, the paper might damage your pen, and we never want that!

Alternatively, you can also use any paper and just use a tracing paper sheet for practicing. That way, you’ll also be able to reuse your worksheets, plus tracing paper is much more affordable.

My recommendation would be this marker paper or this tracing paper.

Lettering Supplies

The next question is – what kind of pens do you need to practice with these worksheets?

The basic thing you need to know about pens you use for brush lettering is that they should have a flexible tip. Or at least have the possibility to create both thin and thick lines.

First of all, let’s start with the most budget version, which you might even have at home – Crayola Super Tips!

Yes, these little devils can create the same brush calligraphy effects as any other brush pen, but for a much, much lower cost.

There is even a special course you can take for free to learn how to use these markers for brush lettering (more details at the end of the post).

Other than that, here are some pens I’d recommend:

  • Tombow Dual Brush Pens. They are amazing, have tons of colors, and, most importantly – their brushes are very beginner-friendly. Plus, the marker tip will help you fix any small mistakes in your lettering you might make as a beginner.
  • Smaller brush pen for more detailed work, such as headers for your weekly spreads. Here is where you have a wonderful option of Tombow Fudenosuke pens. They come in hard and soft tips so that you can control the style of your lettering.

For more recommendations, check the end of the post.

Free Brush Lettering Worksheets

The best way to learn brush lettering is, of course, practice, so let's dive into the worksheets you can use to rock your calligraphy skills.

We will start with basic strokes and then move to more elaborate ones like words and quotes.

Before I give you the links, I want to mention that these are from different creators, so there is no one link to download them all; just click on each name separately. And, of course, for my printables, you can sign up at the end of the post.

Brush Lettering Practice Sheets With Basic Strokes

Since practicing brush lettering starts from basic strokes, let’s start with free basic stroke printables.

You’ll see that every creator has their own style, so even brush strokes might look a bit different. It’s not a problem – you can do any style you like. The important thing here is – to keep all your strokes in the same style, particularly angled the same way.

Ok, you’re ready now, so let’s dive in and check out these practice sheets to rock your calligraphy skills.

Free Lettering Worksheets Letter By Letter

Here are some free resources to learn brush lettering letter by letter.

Note here that even if it sounds the same in many resources, the style of letters is always different, so be sure to check them all out to find the style you love.

We will start from the basics - small and capital letters of the alphabet.

Words And Sentences Lettering Practice Sheets

Now that you know how to write letters, it might be a good time to start with writing words.

Thankfully there are tons of worksheets for that, so let’s take a look.

Other Calligraphy Worksheets

We are done with all the basics by now, but I still found a few other printable worksheets that might be fun to explore.

These are not a must-have in mastering lettering, but it might be fun to do those.

Masha Plans Free Lettering Worksheets

I already mentioned that in the list above, but I thought it’s a good idea to mention it again – there are some lettering printables I’ve created to help you out, including a worksheet with more flourish ideas, lined paper for lettering and practice sheets for the days of the week and months of the year.

To get access you need to simply sign up in the form below, and once you confirm your subscription, freebies and resources on mastering lettering will be on the way to your inbox.

More About Brush Lettering

Now that you have all those amazing practice sheets, you’re ready to start improving your brush lettering.

So here are a few more blog posts that will help you with that:

I think you’re all set to go and conquer the world of brush lettering!

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And remember: Keep Bullet Journaling, and Don’t Be a Blob!

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17 Comments

  1. I see that I am not the only one confused, haha! That makes me feel a little better. :) I think you have to click on each individual link and the total number of pages add up to more than 30. So it’s not just a one click download.

    1. Yes, it isn’t! Since these are made by different creators so you do have to download them separately. Sorry for the confusion, I’ll try to update the post to make these things more clear.

    1. I was confused too…. I don’t think there is one link to download all at once. You have to click on each individual link, and I guess the total number of pages is “31+”

  2. I am going to be working with a patient with depression who used to really enjoy calligraphy, can’t wait to print these out.

  3. Gracias en verdad vi varias paginas pero ninguna me funciono y esta si en verdad muchas gracias

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