stoopid stationery question...help! - Democratic Underground

bicentennial_baby

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Sat Dec-24-05 06:56 PM
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stoopid stationery question...help!

ok, i need to write a few important Xmas letters tonight, and i just opened up the stationery i bought this morning...It seems that the designs on it are such that if i write on it, it will be unreadable. Am i supposed to write on this side, or the back? I've never seen stationery that was soooo covered in stuff, with a decided lack of writing space. Am i stupid? :crazy:

and yes, i should have looked closer at it before buying, but what can you expect on Xmas Eve morning? It was a jungle out there! :o

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Love Bug

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Sat Dec-24-05 07:13 PM
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1. Maybe you can write on the back side and fold it in half like a card

would that still fit in the envelope if you did that?

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Straight Shooter

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Sat Dec-24-05 07:31 PM
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2. Do you have any colored pens that will write over the designs?

You can always write on a blank sheet of paper, place it on top of one of the design sheets, then fold them together into the envelope. It's the thought that counts. :)

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SOteric

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Sat Dec-24-05 07:36 PM
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3. Would a metallic gel pen help at all?

I have some stationery with a cool black design on off-white. The only way I can write legibly on it is with a metallic toned gel pen. I like the way the silver looks on dark blue, but I prefer copper or gold against the black.

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