My calligrapher fell through and I'm feeling overwhelmed at the thought of hand-writing my own invites.
Anyone use your computer to print addresses on your invites? If so, how did your envelopes turn out? Did you use any particular fonts or templates? How did you get your addresses to appear straight on the envelope?
TIA!!
hmpena
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My friend addressed her envelopes with a computer calligraphy program and they looked great. I am not sure how she did this but she said that it was easy. Hope this is helpful!
Milton
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I am using Inkspun (www.inkspun.com). We were going to do them on our own but this guy's so cheap that we can't pass it up - 39cents/outter envelope! For 145 invitations, it's costing me a total of $61. Totally worth it IMO.
Jamie&MarkSept.'05
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Who is the calligrapher that 'fell through' is it someone unreliable that we should steer clear of?
If they were unreliable and you don't want to post, please FM me!
mcaula
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Thanks for the inkspun website I saved it because the thought of me hand writing all those envolopes sounds crazy!
lilacwine
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Posted by Jamie&MarkSept.'05
Who is the calligrapher that 'fell through' is it someone unreliable that we should steer clear of?
If they were unreliable and you don't want to post, please FM me!
I am using Inkspun (www.inkspun.com). We were going to do them on our own but this guy's so cheap that we can't pass it up - 39cents/outter envelope! For 145 invitations, it's costing me a total of $61. Totally worth it IMO.
i think i'm going to use them too. I don't trust myself with doing it myself.
