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Cocktail Casual Calligraphy is a free-spirited and artistic calligraphy style that I appreciate because it’s quick! There’s no need to draw pencil guidelines, and strokes are created at a quick pace. Use this style on anything that will benefit from casual letterforms with ample flourishes!

Here’s what you’ll need to fill out this worksheet set:


This worksheet set features the following:

Core Calligraphy Worksheet (62 Pages)

The Cocktail Casual Style Core Calligraphy Worksheet includes everything you need to know to get started, including:

  • Supply List
  • Drills
  • Letter Formation Practice
  • Word Practice
  • Challenging Letter Combinations Practice
  • Address Practice
  • Stroke Reference Sheet

Intensive Letter Practice (66 Pages)

Print off specific pages on a per-need basis to master letters that you have trouble with.

Intensive Word Practice (71 Pages)

Print off specific pages on a per-need basis to practice stringing Janet 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!

10 reviews

  1. Hannah R.

    TPK’s Cocktail Casual Calligraphy is something I’ve come to appreciate in the last couple of weeks as a refreshing example of modern calligraphy looking like an invitation to a relaxed, but elegant summer evening gathering in a sunny, warm, flower-filled, breezy location. I have samples posted around the walls and my notebooks as a way to remind myself when and where this style would come in handy.

  2. Eva B.

    Letting go of perfection!! It’s a huge challenge! Cocktail script is challenging and fun, requiring a jump in mindset, but once there, it is a great feeling of freedom, just to write without having to watch out for the perfect line. Even ink spatters are acceptable!

  3. Rahda Breker

    Cocktail Casual caught my eye immediately when it came out. Am definitely a traditionalist, can even get annoyed when the concepts of calligraphy and hand lettering get mixed up, but this is a beautiful alternative to Copperplate and Co. when you want to have fun and lighten up an envelope, place cards or a message. Thank you for the delightful treat!

  4. Sandra D, Jol

    I’ve been doing calligraphy on and off for 25 years or so. I love all the TPK worksheets and my favorite style is Spencerian/Copperplate. I also love Uncial because it’s looks modern. So I love love love the freestyle modern look of this Cocktail Casual. I highly recommend it although I haven’t had much success myself. To be honest, I think I have a type of mental block after learning traditional calligraphy such as being deliberate and slowing down. I compare it to taking drawing classes, improving that skill/talent and then being asked to draw something free of “rules” like you did as a child. It’s hard to let go of those rules and habits. I haven’t given up though! I see improvement whenever I’m in the mood to try it again. If you’re rather new to calligraphy I think you would ace it in no time. I love the worksheets because I can always refer back to them and try-try again. In my opinion, the worksheets are a great resource, download easily and I would highly recommend any of them that catches your fancy.

  5. Margaret Trytek

    It’s fun, it’s fast (once you get the hang of it), and I appreciate not having to draw guidelines.

  6. Nancy Murray

    I’m still a novice, but I really like this style as much if not more than the traditional styles. I love the flow and gratefulness of the letters. The modern vibe gives a fun feel with a hint of traditional. It seems to me that it’s the best of both worlds. Looking forward to practicing.

  7. Tori

    Got this when it came out as a gift from a friend. It’s quickly becoming my favorite style.

  8. Kathleen Nelligan

    I have to say this is one of my favorite styles. At first I didn’t give it much consideration, but as I began to practice myself I started to appreciate the casual sprawl of the letters. This style can be a little tricky but it produces kind of a “New York” dazzling posh feel. I like having the lettering style up my sleeve!

  9. clar1243

    I absolutely love that this style got a full in-depth worksheet! I appreciate that “challenging” letter combinations were included in the core sheet along with two supplementary intensive word & letter practice sheets as well. The fluid style is a nice way to explore more “loose” and whimsical lettering which allows me to loosen up a bit when compared to other calligraphy styles.

  10. Andrea Giron Mathern

    LOVE this style! This is the first “casual” style that I have really gotten the hang of (I’ll go back and practice Kaitlyn now that I’ve got the hang of this one) but it’s so pretty and fluid!

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