Is my Mkhedruli handwriting illegible to locals?

I'm a false beginner who can decode Mkhedruli at a snail's pace, but I panic the second a native speaker asks me to write something down. I feel like my letters look like shaky, disjointed child-writing. Should I prioritize learning the calligraphy-style flow of the script to gain more confidence, or will natives be patient with my messy print-style character shapes? I am asking specifically about learning Georgian, not a generic study routine.