Tips & Resources for Beginning Hand Lettering

Hand lettering is a great skill to have because you can use it in many ways for scrapbooking and paper crafts. You can design your own fancy titles, sub-titles and easy to read journaling. You can make sentiment phrases for cards and minibooks. You can add brush lettered elements to your planners and bullet journaling.

This post from Jessica helps you to get started by providing you with the best basic resources you need. She talks about the difference between hand lettering and calligraphy, explains the various kinds of pens and markers you can use, and links to numerous free online resources so that you can do the most important thing: practice!

Source: Beginning Hand Lettering: Updated – Pretty Prints & Paper

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Check out this stunning Winter Woodland Mini Scrapbook Album project from Kathy, it’s simply stunning! She used the Ciao Bella Winter Wonderland collection to create it. The album base is in a tag shape with an amazing shaker element on the front with a fox in a frosty scene filled with loads of blue and silver sequins. There’s also wooden snowflake, greenery sprigs, 3D flowers and silver charms on the cover and it’s all tied with a ribbon and button closure.

And the inside is just as jaw dropping with flaps, pocket pages, envelopes and more tags all in shades of wintery blues and white with woodland animals, forests, florals and homes for a rustic design.

And the final cherry on top is the wonderful layered winter pop out flap, a dimensional scene with a house, snowman, trees and book background.

She’s sharing more photos and a video tutorial for making this project over on the Kathy by Design blog.

-Heather

Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out some of our favorite holiday designs over at A Cherry on Top.

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