Improve Your Handwriting
Christina Karachaliou
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Lessons in This Class
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1.
Improve Your Handwriting Course Welcome Video
0:44
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2.
Basic Shapes
1:46
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3.
Letters - Lowercase
2:46
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Letters - Uppercase
2:32
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Numbers and Punctuation
1:05
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6.
Dolch List Words
2:15
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7.
Pangrams
3:56
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About This Class
Basic, step by step video lessons that help you practise and become more confident with your everyday handwriting.
If you are unhappy with the way your handwriting looks and you're searching for ways to improve it, then you're at the right place.
- Maybe you are overwhelmed and you don't know how or where to start.
- You might have tried to change your handwriting before, but there is no structure to your practice.
- You find it hard to set a time during the day to practise your handwriting.
- Or you don't like how your current handwriting looks and you are searching for more inspiration.
DO ANY OF THESE SOUND FAMILIAR?
A beautiful handwriting style is always noticed
- It makes you feel good writing in your journal, sending cards and letters, showing your notes and so on.
- The skill of handwriting remains important in education, employment and in everyday life.
- Good handwriting can help you focus, boost your memory and be more productive.
- Improving your handwriting can help you feel more confident.
A few words on what to expect from this course and how to use it to your advantage.
One thing to keep in mind before you begin: This course is self-paced. Download the workbook, watch the videos and read the text, but be prepared to put in lots of practice to hone your skills. Feel free to watch every video in one sitting, or spread them out over the course of days or weeks - according to the schedule you're following.
There is a practice schedule I've included, which can guide you to a daily routine practice for 45 days. You can choose to practice 10-15 minutes every day or even more if you like. It's completely up to you, and how much time you can dedicate to improve your handwriting. Of course you can choose to create your own schedule, and that's completely fine as well.
I encourage you to use the prompts and ways of practice I've included in this course, to practice and have fun. You can also take part in the monthly handwriting challenge we have on Instagram, where you can interact and get inspired by other people that take part too.
The important thing for you to understand is, that you need to put in the work in order to see your handwriting change and become better. And I promise you, if you practice enough you will see results!
So, let's get started!
Meet Your Teacher
Hello, I'm Christina.
I'm the creator, designer, bullet journalist and creative entrepreneur behind www.squarelimedesigns.com.
Ever since I was at school, I was fascinated with letters and the way people write. I remember constantly looking at others' handwriting and getting inspired by them to change and improve my own. Now my handwriting looks better than ever, and I can help you do the same.
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To download the Workbook, click here.
I've included a daily practice routine schedule to help you and guide you. You can find it here. Download it in the workbook on pages 3-4.
This is a suggested practice schedule with daily prompts to help you practice every day. The full schedule covers 45 days of practice.
Print the relevant workbook page as indicated each day. Print as many copies as you want and dedicate at least 15-30 minutes daily.
Make sure to write the date you've done the practice on the respective column and tick the box when you're done. Don't forget to date your practice sheets as well.
I would suggest to keep a folder with all your practice sheets in order, so that you can keep an eye of your progress.
Lastly, once the 45 days are done write again the pangram I asked you to write when you were analysing your handwriting and compare it to that first one. See how much you've improved!
Share your before and after pictures with us!
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