Easy Floral Doodle Ideas To Decorate Your Lettering
In this blog post, I’ll share super easy floral doodle ideas you can draw to decorate and enhance your lettering. Plus, get access to a free floral doodle worksheet!
EASY FLORAL DOODLE IDEAS TO DECORATE YOUR LETTERING
These floral doodles are really easy to make and can make a difference between a plain piece and a full, beautiful lettering composition.
I’m a visual person, so for me sometimes it is easier to learn by watching a video. Especially when it comes to lettering or doodling.
If you’re anything like me, then you’ll enjoy this Easy Floral Doodle Ideas video I made:
I created the lettering piece on the video as part of our #LetteringPositiveVibes Challenge.
The day’s quote for the challenge was, “Every Moment Matters.”
We’re no longer doing the lettering challenge on Instagram.
But the main goal of the challenge is to encourage you to practice your calligraphy or lettering while spreading positive vibes through the motivational and empowering quotes and words we pick for every day of the challenge.
Daily or frequent practice is super important to improve your calligraphy. Sometimes, we can spend more time thinking about what letter to practice than actually doing the practice.
That’s why having a plan when practicing calligraphy is so important. Hence, the lettering challenges are great for helping you practice and improve your calligraphy.
If you want to know more about the challenge, here is a full blog post I wrote explaining everything you need to know about the challenge.
TOOLS I USED ON THIS “EASY FLORAL DOODLE IDEAS” VIDEO
You can use any handy pen or paper to practice these easy floral doodles. In the video, I used these tools:
I used kraft paper and a white Sakura Gelly Roll pen 08 for this piece. I put a piece of sticky note in the center because I wanted to draw the floral doodles around it, creating a rectangular shape to place my lettering phrase on the inside.
EASY DIY FLORAL DOODLE IDEAS TUTORIAL
Step 1:
Decide the type of shape you’ll use to draw your floral doodles around it and the quote you’ll be using.
As I mentioned before, I’m lettering the quote: “Every Moment Matters.”
And I want to use a rectangle shape to put the quote inside and the floral doodles around it.
A good tip to remember: When creating floral arrangements around a shape, create the share you want with sticky notes. They are easy to remove, and you don’t have to erase
Step 2:
Decide on the type of flowers you’ll be using. In this piece, I’m using 4 different types of simple florals and 4-5 types of greenery.
It’s always good to interchange between flowers and leaves when you’re drawing your doodles. This will make your piece look more cohesive.
Drawing a rose tip: Draw an oval and, around it, draw concentric arches for the petals of the rose. Draw them so they go over the gaps. Keep making the petals until you’re satisfied with the size of the rose.
Tip to draw greenery. First, draw a stem, then add the leaves. Even if you draw the same shape of leaves, draw different details and lines inside to make the greenery look different.
You can also draw branches, which are simple sticks with dots on their ends.
Step 3:
Use the same type of floral doodles on the other side of the rectangle. I just positioned them differently. I chose to leave the sides of the rectangle without any floral doodles.
Step 4:
Letter your quote inside the shape you chose.
I letter the quote using Faux Calligraphy. You can learn more about it and learn how to make faux calligraphy step-by-step by checking these blog posts:
- Faux Calligraphy Lowercase letter tutorial & Uppercase letter tutorial.
- Faux Calligraphy numbers and symbols tutorial
You can also access my FREE Faux Calligraphy worksheet from my resource library by filling out the form below.
Tip: make sure you letter the quote with a pencil first to ensure it will fit inside the shape. This will also help you ensure you have an even layout of the quote’s words.
Here is another view of the final piece:
Tip: You can draw the same floral doodles and choose a different shape. You can even do a banner to include in your lettering piece.
Here is an example of another lettering piece I did with a banner and floral doodles:
I hope you found this tutorial helpful. Try these easy floral doodles!
I’d love to see what you create. Tag me @VialDesigns (on Instagram) to see your work.
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Hi Maira, I just read your blog post on the floral doodles, AND am excited to try it out. Unfortunately, I can’t seem to find the practice sheet for the doodles. Am I missing it somewhere? I have looked through all 6 pages at your resource library, but haven’t found it.
Hi Jan, So happy you stumbled across this floral doodle blog post. I haven’t been able to add the doodle practice worksheet to the Resource Library yet. But you can have access to it, by filling out the form on this blog post: https://www.vialdesigns.com/step-by-step-floral-doodle-tutorial/
The floral doodle worksheet will be sent to your email right away!