Hand lettering: Hannah Rabenstein even decorates glass

Hand lettering school: simple glass can shine so beautifully

Now that you've learned the basics of hand lettering and have already created your own individual Christmas cards, Hannah Rabenstein shows us today in the "Little Hand Lettering School" from edding and DaWanda how simple glass can be beautifully lettered. For the first time, the artist is using block letters instead of serifs.

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12/21/2016, 10:25

This is what the creative result looks like. Hannah Rabenstein shows how it's done.

In the third video of the "Little Handlettering School", Hannah shows you how to create individual decorative elements.

The artist inscribes the glass of a picture frame...

... and thus create a very individual decorative element.

Individual decorative element thanks to hand lettering

Adding your own handwriting to your own four walls - with hand lettering, this can be taken literally. Because with the art of beautifully written words, you can easily conjure up decorative elements with an individual touch . In the third episode of the "Little Handlettering School" by edding and DaWanda, Hannah shows us how to decorate a picture frame with a sweet saying with a wink.

Little tips and tricks

To decorate the glass of the picture frame with hand lettering, Hannah uses various edding markers in white and bronze on a lacquer base. A checkered template serves as an aid. Hannah uses this as a guide to draw straight lines and make the letters the same height and width.

Hannah Rabenstein reveals further tricks in the third video of the "Little Hand Lettering School".