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1. LAMY Joy Calligraphy Pen 1.1MM (L15-11)
- Product Type: Writing Instrument
- Package Dimensions: 2.387 L X 6.197 W X 22.199 H (Centimeters)
- Package Weight: 0.068 Kilograms
- Country Of Origin: Italy
Features:
2. The Italic Way to Beautiful Handwriting: Cursive and Calligraphic
- Freshness that lasts for weeks, not days: BPA free multi-layer design is constructed of durable yet pliable material that creates an airtight barrier around foods, extending freshness and locking in flavors
- Customize length to fit any food you store: Having the option to cut the roll to whatever length you need means no more wasted material or precarious "Doesn't Quite Fit" scenarios
- Ideal for use with FoodSaver vacuum sealing systems: The sealing strip in FoodSaver vacuum sealers heats to a precise temperature that works specifically with FoodSaver bag material, ensuring you get a secure airtight seal
- BPA free material: Safe for storing raw and cooked foods, it's also freezer, refrigerator, microwave, and boil safe
- Includes (2) 8 X 20 inches heat seal rolls and (3) 11 x 16 inches heat seal rolls
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I'm entirely belayed in this, but the pen is a Lamy Joy with a 1.1 mm calligraphic (italic) nib. The precise model can be found on Amazon here, though there's also a 1.3 mm nibbed model, a model with an aluminum cap instead of a plastic cap, and a box set that comes with both nibs.
Hope that's helpful!
If you're interested in something a bit more conventional in terms of the line it puts down, I'm currently using a Lamy Vista. An example of my work with it -- is here.
You can keep practicing cursive, and you need to practice 15 minutes a day. There are quite a few free workbook things on the web, albeit mostly aimed an children, and quite a few YouTube videos. Google for "cursive writing workbooks" or search for "cursive writing" on YouTube.
You can also learn italic handwriting. Italic is also fast and beautiful to look at. This book is out of print but you should be able to find a used copy. If anyone knows of an online copy please post the link!
EDIT: See this link http://www.reddit.com/r/Handwriting/comments/2iyso7/the_italic_way_to_beautiful_handwriting_by_fred/