Free calligraphy class invitation


Hi Reader,

Want to learn calligraphy this year but feel unsure about supplies, styles, or where to begin?

Join our free class on February 2, 2026 and we'll help you get started 💕

We’ll walk you through:

  • A simple overview of calligraphy terminology
  • Supplies you need (and what you don’t)
  • The easiest way to start practicing

It will leave you feeling inspired and ready to take on calligraphy!

Save your spot for the free workshop:

👉 RSVP Here

The event will take place inside our Calligraphy Together community and is free.

You'll be prompted to create a free account if you don't have one yet (it'll say "Join Calligraphy Together" at the top after you click the RSVP button).

Hope to see you there!

-J&J


P.S. If you know anyone who might be interested in learning calligraphy this year, please share this link:

www.calligraphytogether.com/c/free-workshop

❌ Not interested? Click to opt-out of this free class

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