i also used a reg pencil and wrote it small in the corner.. never thought abot something questioning the number.. shucks.. u could be number zero.. get over u'r self..
same here, i had the first half fh had the second, and my mom had the third.. . and most def, one came back today.. no name, no yes.. just 2 in the box number attending..
blaine08
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will it work on the shiny cardstock type paper?
hwolf812
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i love this idea and i am totally doing this...
Kerry Ann
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Posted by JML08
will it work on the shiny cardstock type paper?
That was my question as well...
Melissa313
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thanks so much I ended up getting one on ebay today I hope it comes in asap because I need to send out my invites soon. my other option was doing symbols and #'s like drawing a heart and numbering 1-29 then a circle and numbering 1-29 this way nobody feels like they were last on the list. but this is so much better
mao0426
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Wish I would have seen this earlier...I had my 9 year old niece do it and she wrote the numbers clear across the entire back of the cards!!! Crazy kid
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i did a tiny number with a fine tip marker on the back corner..nobody realized it i dont think..but if you do it on the back of the response..its fine..youre just going to get them back..not like someone is keeping it..
it worked out great cause like 10 people just put number attending..and no name..so thank god i numbered them
sassygirl9
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honestly, mine are RSVP postcards. I I wrote the number small in the left hand corner