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Since I’ve been practicing cursive hand writing, I thought I’d share a few things in this little tutorial that I’ve picked up over the past few weeks.

Subscribers, if you can’t see the video, please click through to the blog.

Download dotted paper for practicing hand lettering: Click here.

I also wanted to point out that the best pen for lettering is the Micron-01, but just so you know–when using the o1, you need to have a light hand. I tend to press hard and I’ve broken several tips before I learned it wasn’t the pen’s fault. It was mine. Also I use the Micron size 05 for outlining everything else.

Here are a couple of the designs I’ve been working on this week.

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For those who are wondering, this is a KJV Journaling Bible. You can find them at Amazon.

For a list of my other supplies and my painting tutorials, please visit this post:
Bible Journaling 101 – Easy to Follow Tutorials

 

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