Fine handwriting for fine pens?

[The Knize]

For those wanting to improve their penmanship I can suggest, Kate Gladstone. I have used her and have improved my handwriting. Also, the book Write Now is a great practice workbook. http://handwritingrepair.info/ is Kate's website. The book is by another person. I have the book, but haven't practiced it in some time.

This site actually seems very good and very practical. Most handwriting sites I find seem very oriented toward teaching a particular style, often italic. This site seems more directed to helping make what what one is starting with more legible and prettier.

 

[pal]

I downloaded a schoolbook from the turn of the century off the net. I can't remember the name at the moment, but google, there are lots of them.

Palmer method? That sounds familiar. Google that. It was recommended on FPN.

A fountain pen helps me as well.

I have been teaching myself the Palmer Method for two years. I can't tell you how much I enjoy writing now.

 

[ateace]

I can't read my own handwriting most of the time.
SWMBO has given up trying. She just asks right away what it says on the paper.

But that doesn't stop me from enjoying my pens.

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My writing looks like I did it with my feet in total darkness.