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Anyone using envelope printing/lables to address thier envelopes?

Regal Beagle Posted:

Anyone using envelope printing/lables to address thier envelopes?

I feel like labels/printing is not as fancy as calligraphy, but does it really matter?



Plus, I don' t need any more added costs.
diva7531 Posted:

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I am printing right on the envelopes!

joan_db Posted:

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I'm thinking of doing that to my invitation but too lazy to type in each addresses one by one. But its definitely cheaper. Avery (5660) clear lavels is only 27 bucks for 800 labels.

diva7531 Posted:

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Posted by DawnSNY


Posted by diva7531

I am printing right on the envelopes!



thats exactly what I'm going to do... I downloaded the nicest font from dafont.com



I downloaded 30 fonts and ended up using one that was already on my computer!!!!!
PattyK Posted:

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I am using clear address labels with a really nice font.

Spelldizzy Posted:

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Im using clear labels as well. I just cant see having each one done with calligraphy only for the envelope to end up in the trash...(not to knock anyone who's doing this...Im just cheap as hell)I would be calling everyone and telling them to frame the envelopes!
olechka1911 Posted:

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I also used clear labels. Worked out great
drpepper318 Posted:

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I used clear labels. If you're looking for an easy and quick way to do addresses, this is the way to go!

Ericab1980 Posted:

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I did an intricate design and used labels it actually looked cute with my 7x7 invites.

Kelly79 Posted:

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I am pringing directly on the envelopes...used a calligraphy font and I think they came out fine

FutureMrsBeck Posted:

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I printed right onto the envelopes, it was awesome and they came out beautifully. Only took me one night to do too... not so bad. Just make sure you have a few extras!! I wasted about 7
Dalito322 Posted:

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I did clear labels and downloaded a nice font - got it to match the font on our RSVP cards almost exactly.

Did them all last night and mailed them this morning! it is time consuming, but worth not spending the money on caligraphy.
gaccrrm Posted:

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I am planning on printing right on the envelopes using a calligraphy font from dafont.com
diva7531 Posted:

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I just finished printing my RSVP envelopes, I know typing every address is a pain in the butt, but it might be worth it to print right on the envelope. I love mine, they came out really nice, can't wait to do the REAL envelopes!

imas98 Posted:

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I printed the addresses directly on the envelope. I do it all the time at work so it was a snap ! I'm not a fan of how the labels look because alot of times part of the address gets cut off.

Nlynn Posted:

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Posted by PattyK

I am using clear address labels with a really nice font.



Same here!
AlmostKulak Posted:

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I wanted to print right on the envelpopes but I am having trouble with the envelopes getting wrinkled and jammed, any pointers??? If I don't figure it out soon I am doing clear labels.

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