Get 31 MARCH Hand Lettering Prompts plus a FREE practice sheet in this blog series to improve your hand lettering skills. Plus, learn how you can get 31 days of MARCH lettering worksheets!
If you are new here every month, I’ll give you a prompt for each day, plus a free printable hand lettering worksheet. Printables for the MARCH Hand Lettering Prompts are at the bottom of this post. Just click on the pink Download button at the bottom of this post! This month is about all St. Patrick’s Day, Easter & Spring!!
Need a little more direction in your lettering? Or want to try your hand at Calligraphy? Check out my Casual Calligraphy Course for Beginners!
This course is meant for you to write in your personal style – of course, you’ll have my lettering as practice, but we want to go beyond that, so my Calligraphy course is focused on creating in a way that is best FOR YOU.
You can purchase the Casual Calligraphy course or the 100 page workbook below (don’t purchase both, though…the worksheets come with the course!)
March Hand Lettering Prompts
- Basketball
- Rainbow
- Leprechaun
- Tweet Tweet
- Pinch Me
- Spring Fever
- Tulips
- Kiss me I’m Irish
- Lucky Me
- Taste the rainbow
- Shamrock
- Luck of the Irish
- Umbrella
- Pot of Gold
- Four Leaf Clover
- Wear Green
- Happy St. Patty’s Day
- Bloom
- Pastel
- Hello Spring
- A Breath of Fresh Air
- Hip Hop
- He Has Risen
- Some Bunny Loves You
- Palm Sunday
- Baskets & Bunnies
- Spring Has Sprung
- Bunny Tail
- Flowers
- Gather
- Egg-cited
If you’d like to get all the worksheets (31 days worth, plus 3 BONUS practice sheets), click the link below:
If you’re a beginner, make sure you check out my favorite brush pens for beginners and if you’re wanting more guidance, you’ll also like my beginner hand lettering worksheets. For these practice sheets, the Tombow Fudenosuke for the top and bottom words, and a Dual Brush Pen for the middle. If you’re unsure, start out with the Beginner Lettering Set, which includes bot pens.
Download the FREE March Hand Lettering Worksheet
In case you missed them, here are the previous lettering prompts. The absolute best way to get better at hand lettering is to practice daily. Make sure you try different styles because you never know what technique will work for you until you try it.
- February 2018 and you can purchase February’s worksheets here.
- January 2018 and you can purchase January’s worksheets here
- December 2017
- November 2017
- October 2017
- September 2017
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