15 Ways To Write The Letter "N" in Brush Calligraphy

The letter N, fifteen ways!
I'm working off of free worksheets that you grab for yourself at www.TheHappyEverCrafter.com/FreeWorksheets
Check out the full "Watch Me Letter" playlist here: • 15 Ways To Write The L...
Tools used in this video:
✔️ Tombow Fudenosuke: amzn.to/3CYVGsy
✔️ Rhodia Paper: amzn.to/3D4V9VV
----------
About The Happy Ever Crafter:
Welcome to my channel! I'm Becca and I do & teach modern calligraphy. On this channel, you'll find all my most requested modern calligraphy tutorials, tips & tricks!.
✍🏻 Want my free 50-page guide of ALL the supplies I use in my calligraphy work? Find that here: www.thehappyevercrafter.com/s...
😯 Sign up for my FREE calligraphy course:
www.showmeyourdrills.com/
🤷🏻‍♀️ Want to learn even more about calligraphy? Check out my website!
www.thehappyevercrafter.com
👋🏻 Stay in touch with me:
Instagram: / thehappyevercrafter
E-mail: [e-mail]

[@rosalarios8732]

love it ! all of them , thank you .

[@GuisellaDominguez]

Love #13 the best all are beautiful Thank you

[@janmyhre1941]

I' a Nana to only one grandchild. All of those N's are lovely. I don't think I have a favorite!😍

[@38robyn]

I like #2 and #8 the best.

[@Sunshine-fy4fz]

My favorite is #12 ❤

[@denisedyer3410]

I like # 8 the best, but there are other great ones too!

[@marymalakian2030]

I liked #10 and 11

[@patriciatreslove4449]

I love them all

[@vsantia]

1,3,7 are my favorites 🖋

[@covilm]

My faves are #7 and #8

[@janamodei717]

I like #6 best, followed by #3.

[@d.f.2023]

13

[@user-xm8bf8tg9c]

My top three favourites are #3, #8 & #12... you make it look so easy 🙂

[@tiberiaproenca9916]

This is fantastic 😍. Thank you so much for sharing. I am trying to learn for quite a long time and your video will help me a lot 🤩

[@nerocentric]

8 is my favorite!

[@bevwhite5147]

I have a several questions. Can the Tombow Fudenosuke brush pen be used on acrylic and/or glass? If so, how easily is it removed? Could it be used as a removable way for practice? Such as, putting one of your worksheets or a grid line sheet behind the acrylic or glass to practice on and then be removed and reused over and over, to save on the waste of paper, and cut out the expense of paper. If the Tombow isn’t suitable for acrylic or glass, could you recommend the best pen, brush or tool to use for practicing on acrylic or glass with easy removal? Is there a chalk brush pen that would be comparable to the Tombow Fudenosuke brush pen?