I would print them myself if I thought I wouldnt mess up so many envelopes - too much room for error and expense.
What I did to try to leave room for error was: Cut a piece of paper the size of the envelope, and draw the flap on the back. This helped so much. When you hold the regular piece of paper up to the envelope you can see through it, so you will be able to see how the address will look on the envelope.
May2004
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Posted by Goldi1021
I would print them myself if I thought I wouldnt mess up so many envelopes - too much room for error and expense.
What I did to try to leave room for error was: Cut a piece of paper the size of the envelope, and draw the flap on the back. This helped so much. When you hold the regular piece of paper up to the envelope you can see through it, so you will be able to see how the address will look on the envelope.
yeah - exactly what I did too.
Stressed3204
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I used a really pretty font on my computer and printed on clear labels... They came out great ..........
cjb88
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even though it is a long way off... im probably goign to feed the envelopes right through my printer... i did that when i sent out resumes and they looked great....
mrsmck
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I used clear labels and did them myself on the computer using a calligraphy font. Used them for the inner and outer envelopes. The RSVP envelopes had my mom's name and address, which was printed by Rexcraft.
