Description
People love Amy Style calligraphy because of its wonderful legibility and the interplay between straight lines and playful loops! The Amy is a no-slant style that is wonderful for wedding invitations, artwork, and general calligraphy writing endeavors. To begin, you’ll need a straight calligraphy dip pen, a Nikko G nib (for beginners) or Brause EF66 nib (for intermediate), sumi or India ink, and a printer and paper. I highly recommend printing TPK calligraphy worksheets out on 32# laserjet paper (you can use laserjet paper in any printer). It will be easiest to fill out this worksheet if you have taken the Beginner’s Modern Calligraphy Online Course, though many learners have worked through the worksheet without doing so.
The Amy Style calligraphy worksheet set underwent a complete redesign in June 2018, and it features the following:
Core Calligraphy Worksheet (31 Pages)
The Amy Style Core Calligraphy Worksheet includes everything you need to know to get started, including:
- Supply List
- Detailed Instructions for Creating Faux Calligraphy
- Faux Calligraphy Practice
- Detailed Instructions for Creating Dip Pen Calligraphy
- Dip Pen Calligraphy Alphabet Practice
- Dip Pen Calligraphy Word Practice
- Stroke Reference Sheet
- Drills
- Tips to Customize Amy Style Calligraphy
- Troubleshooting & FAQ Page
- Lined General Practice
Intensive Alphabet Practice (67 Pages)
Print off specific pages on a per-need basis to master letters that you have trouble with.
Intensive Word Practice (27 Pages)
Print off specific pages on a per-need basis to practice stringing Amy Style letters together to make words.
If you have any questions about TPK printable calligraphy worksheet sets, feel free to get in touch with me or visit the FAQ page!
Cindy Peabody –
This was the first worksheet I ever used for calligraphy. Has started me on a happy journey
lucia.fischer08 –
This was the first course I tried. Very straightforward and easy to follow. It was also nice to be able to do it at my own pace. A lovely and versatile style!
Elizabeth –
Perfect for beginners as you don’t have to worry about the slant. A super fun style I’ve used for many signs and letters!
Patricia White Ingalls –
Wanted to try a more casual and modern style…worksheets are ever so helpful and can be reproduced as needed. Love this style!