Alphabet Atlas

Merry Christmas in bubble letters

To write "Merry Christmas" in bubble letters, draw each of the 14 letters in the same style, keep the same width and spacing for all of them, and colour the whole phrase with one fill and one outline. The sample above shows the finished phrase, and the generator will make any other text.

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About "Merry Christmas"

"Merry Christmas" is a popular phrase for holiday cards, window signs and classroom doors. It has 2 words and 14 letters, so it needs a wide space; plan it on two lines or on a banner.

For bubble letters, draw the whole phrase as thin pencil letters first. Because each bubble letter grows about a finger-width on every side, space the thin letters a little wider than normal, then outline them all and merge touching outlines.

The finished phrase here was assembled from the Alphabet Atlas letter set. To change the colours, add a shadow or type something else, open the bubble letters generator and download a transparent PNG.

How to draw it

  1. Write "Merry Christmas" in thin pencil letters, with the same height and an even gap.
  2. Outline each letter a finger-width outside and round the corners.
  3. Add a highlight to the top left of every stroke.
  4. Erase the pencil sketch and colour the letters.

Letters used

Learn each letter on its own page: M, E, R, Y, C, H, I, S, T, A.

Questions

How do I write Merry Christmas in bubble letters?

To write "Merry Christmas" in bubble letters, draw each of the 14 letters in the same style, keep the same width and spacing for all of them, and colour the whole phrase with one fill and one outline. The sample above shows the finished phrase, and the generator will make any other text.

Can I print Merry Christmas to colour in?

Yes. Use the bubble letters generator: type the phrase, press Printable outline and print the page. The outline has a white inside, ready to colour.

Which letters are in Merry Christmas?

m, e, r, y, c, h, i, s, t, a. Each has its own page: open /bubble-letters/ to see them one by one.