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Posted by Alice in PA on October 16, 2009, 5:38 pm
I've mailed three so far, and didn't use envelopes. The postal employees
had not see these before. They charged me regular, first class postage, not
postage for a Post Card. They also said that they could not be hand
cancelled. Mine had ribbons and buttons and were received in good
condition.
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Alice in PA
http://community.webshots.com/user/twosonsatpsu
Hi Susan,
Ok, I had to look this one up. I know that they technically fall
within postal regulations, but I still have to wonder what the postal
workers think about them, and what effect, if any, they may have on
sorting & handling equipment over time (lint?)
Just musing - that's all! :-)
Doc
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> Always said I was never making any - learned to never say never!
> A member of my guild made a plea for fabric postcards to send to Ovarian
> Cancer patients. Our local cancer centre sees about 100 cases per year, so
> she pledged 100 postcards. The Canadian cancer society has chosen a
> sunflower as their emblem for this group, and I had picked up a bundle of
> fat quarters from Blank Textiles that have a donation make for Ovarian
> cancer research at a show last winter.
> I managed to finish 9 postcards - not great, and not too creative. I was
> using some leftover peltex that I had used in making a couple of fabric
> boxes. The number was determined by the amount of leftover small pieces!
> Now I just have to get them delivered before we leave in less than two
> weeks! I'll take some pictures later for my Webshots account.
> DH and I are heading south on Oct 28, planning to arrive on Hallowe'en
> day.
> --
> Susan
> quilting as usual......
> http://community.webshots.com/user/sbtinkingston
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> A member of my guild made a plea for fabric postcards to send to Ovarian
> Cancer patients. Our local cancer centre sees about 100 cases per year, so
> she pledged 100 postcards. The Canadian cancer society has chosen a
> sunflower as their emblem for this group, and I had picked up a bundle of
> fat quarters from Blank Textiles that have a donation make for Ovarian
> cancer research at a show last winter.
> I managed to finish 9 postcards - not great, and not too creative. I was
> using some leftover peltex that I had used in making a couple of fabric
> boxes. The number was determined by the amount of leftover small pieces!
> Now I just have to get them delivered before we leave in less than two
> weeks! I'll take some pictures later for my Webshots account.
> DH and I are heading south on Oct 28, planning to arrive on Hallowe'en
> day.
> --
> Susan
> quilting as usual......
> http://community.webshots.com/user/sbtinkingston