So since my last post we talked about trying to get out of our doldrums of letter- writing...I thought I would include this little project. In my letters that I included, I stated that I thought that "it was time that we got transparent with our letter-writing" . Literally , Ha! Ok, I guess I have a sort of weird sense of humor, but folks, if you were the mother of 10...you would understand! Alright, back to the project.
You might wind up with a creative mess like I did. I had to get out quite a few supplies...washi tape, stickers, glue, confetti, etc.
I added some 3-D stickers on the outside which required hand-canceling at the post office...which required another 20 cent stamp. The added fee was to make sure this letter didn't go through those nasty machines. I think if it did go through the sorting machines, it would get stuck and get torn up...so the extra postage would be necessary to get it there in one piece. And for those of you who receive one of these, would you let me know if it arrived intact? And I never get tired of the comments that the postal clerks make when they see my little projects. It must brighten their day too, don't you suppose??
Getting the inside of your letter to show through , and positioning things takes a bit of time. But I think it is worth it!
the important back view !
Don't forget your enclosures!!! Forget-Me-Not seeds are such a sweet enclosure. They are on sale at the Dollar Tree for 25 cents a pack. Snatch some up for future writing ventures! See the package of seeds? Make sure it is facing outward! In this project, the back is as important as the front! And never forget to properly seal your letter....wax seals are such fun!
Hope this inspires you to get a fun letter off! Put a smile on someone's face.
Happy Snail Mailing,
Pam
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I just started a letter writing group and love all your ideas! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI loved reading about your letter writing social (tea)!! I am so inspired.....I must have one myself! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour envelopes are awesome. Do you use tape (or something else) to make sure everything stays in the position you arranged them in?
ReplyDeleteno, in fact I usually shake them up a bit (so the things on the inside) scatter a bit.
ReplyDeleteI've looked for these envelopes and can't find them, where did you get them?
ReplyDeleteI've gotten mine online...try that!
DeletePretty mail! I love vellum envies! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ashley!
DeleteI love this Idea, but I could use some suggestions as to what I can put in the envelope ??? Thank you
ReplyDeleteI do put a letter in, then I put certain die cuts that are colorful, word sentiments , and confetti!
DeleteWell done Lady Pamela, I love your vellum envelopes they look fabulous. I have been thinking of writing my letters on vellum as I used to be able to get the very thin paper but these days I'm struggling to get it. You always inspire me Lady Pamela, so thank you for that.
ReplyDeleteLove and blessings ~ Lady Anne xx
If you find the very thin paper, let me know your source...I too, have been looking for some "onion paper" ...that is how I have heard it referred to...but can not find any either.
DeleteYou can buy Onion paper from The Paper Mill Store in the US 500 for $24-97. Here is the link: https://www.thepapermillstore.com/paper-store-24-7-onion-skin-white-paper-8-1-2-x-11-in-9-lb-bond-smooth-500-per-ream.html?show-options=true
DeleteLove ~ Lady Anne xx
Love, Love this idea. Definitely fun to give and fun to receive!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed this! I enjoy velum envelopes!
DeleteLove, Love this idea. Definitely fun to give and fun to receive!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I hope you are inspired!
DeleteThese are so beautiful, I'd love to have a snail mail buddy too...it seems fun. I have lots of kawaii stationary that i cant seems to finish using them and i keep collecting :D
ReplyDeleteInstagram is a great place to find letter writing pals...I encourage you to check out letter writing blogs, posts, instagrams, etc. There is always those looking for pen pals!
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