Live Online with Cheryl Tefft
Those thick, dramatic, slightly medieval-looking letters on old German documents? You can make those. Yes, you. In five sessions.
Save My Spot »20 spots. That's it. That's the whole waiting list strategy.
Here's the thing about Fraktur: it looks like it should require a degree in medieval studies and a quill made from an actual goose. It doesn't. It's built from a small set of repeatable strokes — sharp angles, deliberate weight shifts, no fussy curves to second-guess. Which means you get the "how did you DO that" reaction from your friends, without the years of practice everyone assumes it took. (One note: this class builds on broad-edge pen basics, so come in with some broad-edge experience under your belt.)
The handful of angles and moves every Fraktur letter is built from — so you're not guessing, you're building.
Every letter, broken down so it doesn't feel like a wall of unfamiliar shapes anymore.
The ornamented capitals and flourishes that make Fraktur look expensive, framed, and very much "I made this."
Spacing and pacing, so a full word looks intentional instead of like letters that happen to be near each other.
Everything comes together into a real, finished piece — the kind you hang up, not the kind you hide in a drawer.
Dip a toe in, or go all in. Both are correct answers — and if you dip a toe in and decide you're not done, we'll knock that $97 right off the full series.
Just Curious
$97
One live session (Sept 25) to learn the core strokes and get a real feel for Fraktur — no five-week commitment required.
Best Value
All In
$247
All five sessions, start to finish — from your first stroke to a framed, finished Fraktur piece.
Cheryl's taught calligraphers everything from Celtic knotwork to Italics, and she's really good at the part most instructors skip: explaining why a stroke works, not just showing you and hoping it sticks. Expect patience, real feedback, and zero judgment for the letters that take three tries.
Grab your seat before someone else grabs it for you.
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