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I would recomnend this if you want a little more weight to your envelope. See…even with a little writing on it…it looks good.

Stuff it with something wonderful, and seal it up.

The smaller, the better, so that more of the beautiful art will show. A printed label may be needed if the pages are very dark.

Score and fold the pages where the dotted lines are, and glue.

With the smaller template, there is room to move it around for a more desireable look. I just try to make sure that the photograph is sitting in the right direction. With the larger envelope, there isn’t a lot of choice about placement.

Pretty pages from a catalog or magazine.

Have fun with these…and send a beautifully packaged letter to someone. These are really easy to make…and I am even providing two different sized envelopes templates to download. If you send it to someone from a generation of penmanship and writing classes, the response may pleasantly surprise the giver, and the receiver. Let’s see what the reaction of the recipient is. Place it in a beautiful custom-made envelope. I am challenging everyone to sit down and write one handwritten letter to someone this week. We don’t even write checks out much any more.

I can honestly say that I don’t know what most of my friends and family’s handwriting looks like. Such a simple little act of sitting down and personally putting down thoughts and ideas on paper, rarely happens anymore. Any old correspondence are treated like a treasures by many these days. In attics all over the country…there are old love letters that have gathered dust. How sad is that? It’s actually becoming a lost art. At least I don’t recall my kids learning it. I believe I was in the 4th grade when we were taught writing….or cursive. Then when I got in school, they called it writing. Penmanship, I’m pretty sure, was even what they called it. Back then, people had some of the most beautiful penmanship ever. Back when people wrote on a regular basis, they also taught handwriting in school.

Have you ever looked at a hand written letter? How beautiful and different everyone’s hand writing is. But, have you ever considered dressing one up? Or do you correspond at all via snail mail? These beautiful custom envelopes would be perfect if you do. The envelopes were generally plain white…and still are today. With envelope in hand…and a REALLY cheap stamp, off to the mailbox it would go, and a clothes pin would hold it to the box till Elmer would make his rounds (ON FOOT). I can even remember writing “Hi Elmer” on the outside of my envelopes for our mailman. Then you wondered how long it would take to get there. You wrote out a physical letter, put it in an envelope, and sent it off. If you are old enough, then you remember a time when the only way to communicate in writing, was through what we call snail mail these days.