Name: Brea Reese Lettering Guide
Brand: Brea Reese

Freehand lettering can be expressive and unique, but sometimes it still requires lining up, either horizontally or vertically. Now you can achieve evenly spaced, lined-up letters with the Brea Reese Lettering Guide.   This easy-to-use tool has three windows, measuring 1-1/2&quot;, 3/4&quot;, and 1/2&quot; high, plus a helpful ruler along the bottom. Ideal for invitations, envelopes, signage, and more, the see-through template positions easily over your work surface, and offers a consistent baseline for letters, words, addresses, and more. Use the baseline of each window for uppercase letters, and the midline of each for lowercase letters. Vary the height of the letters for loose, playful lettering styles.    Descenders (and any elements that extend above or below the window) can be added after removing the lettering guide. If you run out of space in a window, simply shift the guide to the right and continue writing!   8&frac12;&quot; &times; 5&frac12;&quot; (22 cm &times; 14 cm).




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Achieve evenly spaced, lined-up letters with the Brea Reese Lettering Guide. This handy see-through tool features three windows (1-1/2", 3/4", and 1/2" high), plus a helpful ruler along the bottom. Ideal for invitations, envelopes, signage, and more.

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Freehand lettering can be expressive and unique, but sometimes it still requires lining up, either horizontally or vertically. Now you can achieve evenly spaced, lined-up letters with the Brea Reese Lettering Guide.   This easy-to-use tool has three windows, measuring 1-1/2&quot;, 3/4&quot;, and 1/2&quot; high, plus a helpful ruler along the bottom. Ideal for invitations, envelopes, signage, and more, the see-through template positions easily over your work surface, and offers a consistent baseline for letters, words, addresses, and more. Use the baseline of each window for uppercase letters, and the midline of each for lowercase letters. Vary the height of the letters for loose, playful lettering styles.    Descenders (and any elements that extend above or below the window) can be added after removing the lettering guide. If you run out of space in a window, simply shift the guide to the right and continue writing!   8&frac12;&quot; &times; 5&frac12;&quot; (22 cm &times; 14 cm).

Brea Reese Lettering Guide

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