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Chalkboard lettering: a menu, a welcome sign and a quote

Chalkboard lettering — a café board headed "SPECIALS" with three short lines beneath it, "Soup of the Day", "Fresh Bread" and "Hot Coffee", hand-lettered chalk in mixed styles, a swelling brush script line paired with a condensed serif line, a ribbon banner under the heading and a small flourish

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Reading 1Menu
Reading 2Welcome
Reading 3Quote

Chalkboard lettering is white chalk on a black board with a bit of dust — a café menu header, a wedding welcome sign, a short quote. These nine spell out a specials board, a wedding welcome and a quoted line, each in a classic mixed-style hand, a botanical wreath treatment and a vintage sign-painter look. Type your own words and the same three treatments letter them.

  • a café or restaurant menu board
  • a wedding welcome sign
  • a printable quote for a kitchen wall
  • a party or event sign

Frequently asked questions

Can I get my own text?
Yes — the direction field takes any short message, and the board is redrawn with your words spelled exactly.
What size do these print at?
Each design is drawn portrait at 832×1216, so it prints clean as a tall sign or scales down for a card.
Are these real chalk drawings I can erase and reuse?
No — each design is a finished printable image, not a template for drawing on an actual chalkboard.

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