Tuesday, May 14, 2024
#780!
2 Day Get Away
I am not sure why these are horizontal and I don't know how to change it her. Posting from my phone.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
WOYWW 779
Was good practice Have a great week...hope you are enjoying Sunshine and Flowers. Thanks for stopping by.
Sylvia
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
WOYWW 778
Welcome, Sharing some info on mail in all of USA. getting ready for our ATC exchange.
Sizes for Letters
You probably have a picture in your mind of what a "letter" is. Possibly you're using a standard No. 10 envelope for your letter, so that's easy to picture. However, if you decide to create a mailpiece with its own special envelope or if you are designing a piece that will be folded to letter-size, be sure to keep in mind the following size requirements for letters:
| Dimension | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 3-1/2 inches | 6-1/8 inches |
| Length | 5 inches | 11-1/2 inches |
| Thickness | 0.007 inch | 1/4 inch |
To be eligible for mailing at the price for letters, a piece must be:
- Rectangular
- At least 3-1/2 inches high x 5 inches long x 0.007 inch thick.
- No more than 6-1/8 inches high x 11-1/2 inches long x 1/4 inch thick.
First-Class Mail letters that have one or more nonmachinable characteristics will pay a nonmachinable surcharge. Customers can be unpleasantly surprised that they must pay extra postage when, for example, they mail a square greeting card. The Postal Service charges extra postage because mailpieces that are rigid, square, or unusually shaped, often jam postal equipment and are difficult to process. This costs the Postal Service time and money—and may also damage your mailpiece.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
#777 What's on Your Workdesk
Ready for all the action? It's thru Mr. Linky on Julia's blog
And some $1 tiles 3 sizes and about 7 boards of 6/9 pieces on each. Tearing off the backgrounds for some collage works.
And my 3 grand daughters now 14, 11, 10 not sure where they were going but soon to be back in the USA.
Enjoy a wonderful week, thanks for all the fun visits.
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
#776 What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday
And I cut up some tattered doilies and tea dyed them. The top is crumbled paper I didn't get pressed out in time, so will re wet it and try again.
Well Mr. Hub, is off to the field, worked grown 2 days and now planting corn. Rain is predicted WE had terrible high winds So he cleaned up the mess of broken branches and this big limb. With the temps of 80 I want to clean our garage...so much stacked through winter and I am sorting and maybe doing an auction on the stacks I don't use. It's a 3 stall so It's a big challenge !!! maybe photos next week. Wishing you all the best,
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
#774 What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday
I also organized my cardboard.....lots of different sizes and tired of having piles of everything on my floor. This wooden organizer has been in the store room forever.
I have to spend sometime making my 2 Germany granddaughters birthday cards. AND I need to start making a few weeks ahead ....... I hate deadlines.
You all have a wonderful week, Hope you have some nice weather and sunshine.
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
WOYWW 773
This is an envelope made from wallpaper. Mailed with this Easter collage to me from a very sweet lady. She had an Etsy shop I purchased Jeanne d' Arc Living Magazines from in Spokane. She had a business Neat Old Stuff. SO many memories of her fun projects. Was the days of mail arriving in really odd form. This is exactly how I received it and was covered with a plastic magazine cover, which accounts for the glare.


















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