Free July Hand Lettering Practice Sheets and Prompts

The July hand lettering practice workbook is here! Featuring 3 styles of brush lettering, modern calligraphy, and bounce lettering, it will help you develop your hand lettering hobby. Let’s get started – download your free sheets!

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July Hand Lettering Practice Workbook and Prompts

Ah, July. My birthday month is always full of beach trips, hanging out at the ice cream parlor, and sweating… It gets hot here in Seattle, too!

This month’s prompts are ready and July’s workbook is full of punchy prompts and amazing styles to letter.

How to Download the July Lettering Practice

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How to Use the Free Lettering Practice Sheets

Included in the July hand lettering prompts and doodling workbook (11 pages total) are:

• July daily lettering prompts
• Links to fonts – because sometimes we fall in love with a style!
• 3 sets of type / font styles
• 3 sets of practice sheets (including blanks)

Print off a copy of the workbook, grab a single style and practice it while the kids are at the pool, on a playdate, or you’re waiting to pick them up from camp. ;)

I like to take one pen with me (or two and a blender) so I can keep it light. Additionally, I use clipboards because they’re a hard-backed surface without bumps like my car’s dashboard. #truestory #notrecommended #itsHOT

Over to You

What is your favorite prompt from the July hand lettering practice workbook? Mine is “Life is a daring adventure.” It’s the one I’ve chosen as an art piece for my daughter. Now I just have to come up with a design!

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