Bubble Letters A to Z, One Page per Letter

Pick a letter and it opens as a bubble letter in round fonts to print, colour in or copy.

Every letter has a page here, and the ten numbers share one. Most pages open as a three-page set: the letter, capital and small, in five or six round fonts chosen for it, then four pencil drawing steps, then one large outline.

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The A page opens on the drawing steps, and the numbers page is one sheet of 0 to 9. Everything is black edge and white middle, so any printer will do. E, F, H, I, L and T are straight bars with gaps the puffing can swallow. C, G, J, O, Q, S and U are curves. B, D, P and R carry a bowl whose hole shrinks to a dot. A, K, M, N, V, W, X, Y and Z are diagonals with sharp inside corners to round off. Each page says which fonts suit its letter and what to do when a hole closes.

How to Draw A in Bubble Letters

Capital A and small a drawn in four pencil steps on one page. Six round fonts to copy from and a big outline to colour are one menu away.

For example Page 1 of 1: A a
B in Bubble Letters

Capital B and small b as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the flat back and the dent at the waist survive when the two bowls are fattened.

For example Page 1 of 3: B b
C in Bubble Letters

Capital C and small c as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the mouth that separates a C from an O stays open.

For example Page 1 of 3: C c
D in Bubble Letters

Capital D and small d as bubble letters in six round fonts, from the most open hole to a sliver, with the back corners that keep D from reading as O.

For example Page 1 of 3: D d
E in Bubble Letters

Capital E and small e as bubble letters in six round fonts, with a full-page print and drawing steps.

For example Page 1 of 3: E e
F in Bubble Letters

Capital F and small f as bubble letters in five round fonts, sorted by how much of the slot between the two arms is left.

For example Page 1 of 3: F f
G in Bubble Letters

Capital G and small g as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the bar that separates G from C survives the fattening.

For example Page 1 of 3: G g
H in Bubble Letters

Capital H and small h as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the gaps above and below the bar stay open when the posts are fattened.

For example Page 1 of 3: H h
The Letter I in Bubble Letters

Capital I with its two bars and small i with its dot as bubble letters in six round fonts, with drawing steps.

For example Page 1 of 3: I i
J in Bubble Letters

Capital J and small j as bubble letters in six round fonts, sorted by the hook: open, barred, looped shut or shrunk to a toe.

For example Page 1 of 3: J j
K in Bubble Letters

Capital K and small k as bubble letters in six round fonts, split by where the leg starts: at the stem or partway down the arm.

For example Page 1 of 3: K k
Bubble Letters L

Capital L and small l as bubble letters in six round fonts, the first two with a tail that keeps small l apart from capital I.

For example Page 1 of 3: L l
Bubble Letters M

Capital M and small m as bubble letters in six round fonts, four pointed and two arched, with the valley and both leg gaps still showing.

For example Page 1 of 3: M m
N in Bubble Letters

Capital N and small n as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the slope still shows between two open wedges.

For example Page 1 of 3: N n
O in Bubble Letters

Capital O and small o as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the hole stays open when the ring is fattened.

For example Page 1 of 3: O o
P in Bubble Letters

Capital P and small p as bubble letters in six round fonts, sorted by how much of the small hole in the bowl survives the fattening.

For example Page 1 of 3: P p
Q in Bubble Letters

Capital Q and small q as bubble letters in six round fonts, sorted by what the tail does: hang, sit on the line or cross the ring.

For example Page 1 of 3: Q q
R in Bubble Letters

Capital R and small r as bubble letters in six round fonts, chosen for what survives fattening: the hole, the dent at the waist and the gap between the feet.

For example Page 1 of 3: R r
S in Bubble Letters

Capital S and small s as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because the two cuts that separate an S from an 8 stay open.

For example Page 1 of 3: S s
Letter T in Bubble Letters

Capital T and small t as bubble letters in six round fonts, sorted by how well the small t keeps its crossbar and hook.

For example Page 1 of 3: T t
Bubble Letters U

Capital U and small u as bubble letters in six round fonts, sorted by how wide the channel between the two arms stays.

For example Page 1 of 3: U u
V in Bubble Letters

Capital V and small v as bubble letters in six round fonts that keep the notch open, so the V never turns into a heart.

For example Page 1 of 3: V v
W in Bubble Letters

Capital W and small w as bubble letters in six round fonts, two built from V's and four from U's, with all three notches kept open.

For example Page 1 of 3: W w
X in Bubble Letters

Capital X and small x as bubble letters in six round fonts, from a thin clean cross to a four-lobed clover, with drawing steps.

For example Page 1 of 3: X x
Y in Bubble Letters

Capital Y and small y as bubble letters in six round fonts: the fork kept open, the small y drawn as a v with a tail or a u with a hook.

For example Page 1 of 3: Y y
Z in Bubble Letters

Capital Z and small z as bubble letters in six round fonts, picked because both corner notches stay open once the letter is fattened.

For example Page 1 of 3: Z z
Number Bubble Letters

The digits 0 to 9 as bubble outlines on one page in six round fonts, with 1 to 20, tens to 100 and any single digit as a full page.

For example Page 1 of 1: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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