Cursive Q

Start at the middle line. Make an upward stroke that curves to the right and then loops back up, reaching the middle line again, forming an oval shape similar to a cursive “o.” From the middle line, extend the stroke downward past the bottom line, creating a long, straight tail. Curve the tail to the right, forming a small loop or hook below the bottom line. Finish with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.

Start just below the middle line. Make a large, counter-clockwise oval that goes down to the bottom line and back up to the top line, similar to writing an uppercase cursive “O.” As you complete the oval and reach the top line, add a small loop or flourish that curves to the right and slightly upward, extending above the top line. From this point, bring the stroke downward and slightly to the right, crossing the oval and ending with a small, rightward hook at the bottom line.

To connect the letter “q” in cursive to the next letter, complete the “q” by bringing the stroke back up to the middle line.

This video teaches how to write cursive ‘q’: