Does anyoen know where

no clue...but u should get a pan & see how your own handwriting turns out....sometimes u would be suprised @ how good it looks...unless u have pure chicken scratch..

Try Michaels. They do all sorts of classes I bet they do a caligraphy class.

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Posted by kslmbuggie

no clue...but u should get a pan & see how your own handwriting turns out....sometimes u would be suprised @ how good it looks...unless u have pure chicken scratch..

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nope. I have poor handwriting!

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Posted by anneandchris

Try Michaels. They do all sorts of classes I bet they do a caligraphy class.

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I just checked and they have no classes coming up

is it hard to write neat with one of those pens?

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Posted by yelley77

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Posted by anneandchris

Try Michaels. They do all sorts of classes I bet they do a caligraphy class.

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I just checked and they have no classes coming up

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That s*cks. I really don't know. Since you can do them over the computer now I feel like Caligraphy isn't as popular. Try calling a high end stationary store -- they may be able to suggest something.

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Posted by MPAS

google caligraphy. I took a cal class when I was younger. Or go to a book store they have many cal books where you can learn

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do you think it will be easy to learn from a book? I mean, it's just folowing drawings, no?

Try your local library... see if they have classes.
If not Michael's than what about AC Moore?

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Posted by AMGBride2008

Try your local library... see if they have classes.
If not Michael's than what about AC Moore?

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I didn't check there. Good call. I'll look on their site.

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Posted by jenn122397

when i was younger (like 12) someone bought me a calligraphy kit and it was really easy to teach yourself - the penmakes it alot easier to make the fancy lines in the letters. Try a craft store or internet for teh kit - they're probably like under $20

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thanks so much!! That makes me feel better!!!

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Posted by yelley77

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Posted by MPAS

google caligraphy. I took a cal class when I was younger. Or go to a book store they have many cal books where you can learn

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do you think it will be easy to learn from a book? I mean, it's just folowing drawings, no?

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Or you can look online for interactive videos or buy one. I took the class back in junior high or hs not bec I wanted to but had too, lol but its pretty easy and cool to learn

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Posted by futuremrsfab

I got a really good book on the sale rack at barnes & noble last week- they had a bunch by fh's house in the bronx- so i can pick one up for you if you need- or you can try their website

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that is so sweet of you, thanks. I'm going to try barnes and noble on my lunch and see what they have.

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Posted by kslmbuggie

i dont know how easy it would be, its really like an art, or drawing...sometimes its not something u can learn...did u try doing it on the computer?

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There is just something about hand calligraphy on wedding invites that I just adore. it makes them seem so formal and fancy. I was originally going to do it on the computer, but figured if I can learn to do it and do them myself, I'd do it. if not, I'll print them on the computer.

I learned calligraphy a few years ago when I was into scrapbooking and I did invites and it's really not that hard. The pen you use definitely makes it look better. Just go to a craft store like Michael's and pick up a book or two and a good pen. It might be a little expensive, but worth it. I'm gonna re-teach myself so I can do them too. IF I have time, cuz I'm a BIG procrastinator.