How it works
Music bubble letters open here on one sideways sheet in Bubblegum Sans. None of the five letters has a closed hole, so nothing fills in: an M, a u, an s, a dotted i and an open c.
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Signs for the music room
After your first print, open Music room words in bubble letters. Band, Choir and Orchestra make a sheet each for a door or a seating section; Concert and Talent / Show head a poster. Sing is the shortest and prints the tallest. Orchestra, nine letters, prints about half as tall.
Five sheets for a banner
Open More options and set What goes on a page to One letter per page. Music prints as five upright sheets, one letter each, to hang over a stage or along a wall.
- Chewy draws the tallest Music of the six, with Bubblegum Sans just behind it.
- In the Rainbow look the color runs across the word, red at the M to purple at the c.
- Capitals are wider, so MUSIC prints smaller than Music on the same sheet.
Questions and answers
Can I print music in bubble letters for a binder cover?
This page prints sideways. For an upright cover, school subjects in bubble letters prints one subject to a sheet: type Music in its box.
How do you draw the word music by hand?
Pencil the five letters with wide gaps. Draw a rounded line outside every stroke, close each shape, and dot the i with a small circle of its own. There are no holes to keep. Then rub out the pencil.
Can I print the name of my own band or choir?
Yes. Type it in the box, up to 40 characters, and press Enter to start a second line. The sheet redraws with your words.