Win a Book -- More Creative Lettering: Techniques & Tips From Top Artists

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More Creative Lettering

Update: This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to Lorraine!

I have a special treat for you today, which is an opportunity to win your very own copy of More Creative Lettering: Techniques & Tips From Top Artists from Lark Crafts.

I consider myself to be a creative person when it comes to figuring out alternate solutions to life's many problems, but my creativity does not follow me into the visual medium. I simply cannot draw, and no one in their right mind would ever ask me to letter anything. And what was decently okay handwriting a few years ago has devolved into chicken scratch, barely legible to me, let alone anyone else.

So when Lark reached out to me about reviewing this book and doing a blog giveaway, I didn't hesitate to say yes.

Yes, please! Especially since Lark books are always deliciously gorgeous. (Whoever is in charge of book design over there deserves a raise!)

Here is an example of my very best cursive, which has not changed since Mrs. Criqui's third grade classroom.

Luckily, this great book has many easy to follow examples of super cute handwriting that I'm excited to try out on my own. Yay!

To enter to win a copy of this book, please write your name in the comments section below. I will randomly choose one winner on Monday, August 3rd at 9 P.M. PST. U.S. and Canada residents only. One entry only.

Good luck!

Katy Wolk-Stanley

"Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without."

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140 Comments

  4. I'd sure would like to try the book. Thanks. Catherine Chheuy. Yes, my last name has two h's together.

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  8. Aaack! I just this minute finished decorating a birthday cake, and the inscription lettering could have used some serious help. 🙂

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  9. I could use some lessons! I'm skilled with many art mediums, but drawing is not one of them. I would love to have this guide to help me practice.

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  16. One of God's writes and prints neatly and legibly, but not artistically so appreciates all the help she can get.

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  24. This is great!!!! I have never even considered learning to write different ways!
    Melinda harbaugh

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  29. I am in charge of the bulletin boards at my sons' school. This book would get so much use at my house!!!

    ~Janna Holm

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  33. I'm already thinking about Christmas. The budget is tight. This would be great for my daughter. --Melissa

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  51. I would love to win this, and perhaps give it as a gift to my super creative and super crafty sister!
    Rachel t.

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  66. I really like the idea of this book and getting creative with lettering. I love to doodle and add words to my "creations". This book would open up a new avenue for me! duchick at gmail dot com

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  67. Very interesting concept! I'd love to use this, and also have someone in mind for whom it would make a great gift.

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  68. Love, Want, NEED so I can finally do the chalk board menues at a cheese shoppe I work at and not hire the job out 🙂

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  69. WOW Katy thanks for including your free offer to Canadians! This lettering book is something that can be used creatively with all ages and ohhh the possibilities for"word art"shared with others in so many special ways!
    Deanna Dobie

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  91. I've been looking for something like that! And luckily the library has two copies of the first book - woohoo! Michelle

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  113. Lisa S in SoCal.
    (I found your FB group a while back but just today made it to the blog. Love it! Thank you for all the time you put into your posts, and for building the community).

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  122. Thank you so much for the chance to win...would love it ! Twelve years of Catholic School and the Palmer method in my past. I remember we had special pens to practice our cursive. I love to write - and was always told I had too many curlyques in my style. FYI...I still correspond with some nuns from those days...even at 90+ years the letters they send are a joy to behold. PERFECT writing! Thanks again, and really enjoy your blog !
    Ann Yawornitsky

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  128. I love playing around with my handwriting and would welcome the opportunity to 'professionally' play. Thanks for hosting this giveaway. ~Laura W.

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  130. I just discovered your site and I'm so excited to follow you. I so want to live a simpler life and be around my children more. I would love to win this book!

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