Free work sheets to practice cursive handwriting

[Pen2009]

Can someone recommend websites which offer free handwrite practice worksheet? After years of ballpoint uses before switching over to fountain pens, I am trying to lose my too blocky ballpoint-pen-oriented writing style and return to my former cursive fluid writing style.

[vidalia11]

Damn, I thought you were offering it.

 

At the top of this forum are handwriting aids. Here are some free printable guideline sheets that were listed up there: http://www.margaretshepherd.com/guidelines/guidelines.html.

 

Happy practicing!

 

Karen

[GeorgeWP]

Try also the Scribblers site. It allows you to alter the distance between lines.

I have found it very useful.

 

http://www.scribblers.co.uk/cgi/gridlines.pl

 

 

George

[mrloco]

 

http://www.stutler.cc/russ/penmanship.html has several links.

 

The one I've used most is: 'Young Minds Handwriting Lessons:' http://donnayoung.org/penmanship/index.htm

 

Can someone recommend websites which offer free handwrite practice worksheet? After years of ballpoint uses before switching over to fountain pens, I am trying to lose my too blocky ballpoint-pen-oriented writing style and return to my former cursive fluid writing style.

 

[ildbig]

Can someone recommend websites which offer free handwrite practice worksheet? After years of ballpoint uses before switching over to fountain pens, I am trying to lose my too blocky ballpoint-pen-oriented writing style and return to my former cursive fluid writing style.

 

 

Here is the best site that I have found. It is a very traditional italic, but without looking too calligraphic.

http://briem.net/

[wykpenguin]

The trusty IAMPETH site. http://www.iampeth.com/lessons.php

 

There is a guide sheets section at the bottom of the list.

[Anne-Sophie]

Would it be ok to ask if a moderator could pin that thread it has a great number of very useful guideline makers?

 

A great resource for those of us who print our own paper.

[Ann Finley]

Would it be ok to ask if a moderator could pin that thread it has a great number of very useful guideline makers?

 

A great resource for those of us who print our own paper.

 

Anne-Sophie, the guideline links were/are already pinned in the thread called Handwriting Aids and Links...(etc.)

 

Best, Ann

[Anne-Sophie]

Would it be ok to ask if a moderator could pin that thread it has a great number of very useful guideline makers?

 

A great resource for those of us who print our own paper.

 

Anne-Sophie, the guideline links were/are already pinned in the thread called Handwriting Aids and Links...(etc.)

 

Best, Ann

 

 

You are right

 

All the relevant links are pinned, sorry for my confusion.

 

Let's put it into the "I'm not getting any younger" category, not that it is an excuse.

 

Again sorry for the confusion Ann and Thank You for your great moderating inputs.

Edited October 19, 2009 by Anne-Sophie

[ArnoldKelly]

I just found this website that lets you print out CUSTOM handwriting worksheets. You can choose between Print, Cursive, or D'Nealian style.

 

http://www.handwritingworksheets.com/

[kuromusha]

All the links are dead!

[RINGO]

60 degrees (for: modern style to hold fountain pens (not 52, as in 19 century), ball point pens, pencils), Gold section for letters. Practice cursive handwriting sheet:

Edited April 25, 2016 by RINGO