Journaling-Style Hand Writing Workbook For Adults and Teens: A Booklet To Help Improve Your Penmanship & Lettering Skills with Tips & Practice Pages

Have you always wanted handwriting that was perfect for journaling or bullet journaling? Practice makes perfect! With the use of technology today, neat handwriting is becoming a lost art. I’m here to provide you with an easy to follow workbook that touches on the exact breakdown of each uppercase and lowercase letter and gives you LOTS of practice sheets to work on (94 to be exact). Easily improve your handwriting with this laid back and uniquely hand-crafted (by yours truly!) ‘Journaling Handwriting’ font. This means that there is no other font book like this on the market. What’s included: * 94 jam-packed practice sheets * Warmup drills * Handwriting tips * Stroke-breakdowns of each lowercase and uppercase letter to truly nail your handwriting technique * A whole page of practice for each uppercase and lowercase letter of the alphabet * Combined uppercase and lowercase practice * Numbers * Over 2000 extra practice words! * Days of the Week * Months of the Year * The quick brown fox sentence * Positive quotes, short stories and sentences * 35 Handwriting prompts to help you on your freehand journey Features: * A writing size to mimic the normal handwriting experience – Start off with 1cm (0.4in) lines (from the top to bottom line) for individual letters to ingrain that muscle memory. Lines then advance to 0.8cm (0.31in) in the extra word practice section. * Regular and smaller lined practice sheets for freehand practice PLUS receive a FREE link to a downloadable PDF version of these sheets so you can print them at home and practice your freehand over and over (and over!). * Suitable for both left and right-handed writing styles. * Perfect for Adults, Teenagers and beginners (+ even children dependent on their developmental skill/abilities) This all-inclusive book is sure to set you up for success in improving your handwriting from where it currently is to where you would like it to be. Remember, practice makes perfect!