Bubble LettersCursive Bubble Letters
Swirly script letters, puffed up into bubble letters. Type a word to see it in cursive.
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When to use cursive bubble letters
Cursive bubble letters look dressed up, so they’re a good fit for wedding and shower signs, Mother’s Day cards, and the cover of a journal. They’re harder to read from far away than plain bubble letters, so for a classroom bulletin board pick Classic and save cursive for short words up close.
Drawing them by hand
Write the word in your own cursive first, slanted and lightly. Then trace a puffy outline around every stroke, keeping the same distance the whole way. Where a loop crosses itself, let the stroke on top keep its full outline and erase the hidden lines underneath. Keep loops big: small loops close up once you puff them out.
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