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Sending mail is great and receiving mail is awesome… unless it is a bill but they’re mostly paperless these days.

However, the worst part about sending out holiday cards is addressing all of the envelopes. With this in mind, I thought I’d share my quick trick that you can do too. And BONUS, I am including templates so you can make your own (in Word or whatever program you are comfortable using).

Recently, I worked on labels for a friend’s wedding invites and documented the step-by-step process. You will need the following to make your own:

IMG_0374IMG_0363 Step 1: Lightly score the middle line by aligning your ruler to the dash-marks at the top and bottom of your page. (Do not cut all of the way through!) The scoring creates an even fold.IMG_0365 Step 2: Cut the lines in the following order but do NOT cut to the edge.IMG_0366 IMG_0369 IMG_0370 Step 3: Pull out each label carefullyIMG_0371 IMG_0372You should end up with a scrap piece of paper looking like thisIMG_0373Step 4: Fold the label at the spot you made your light scoreIMG_0375 Step 5: Peel off the backing and carefully place your label on the envelopeIMG_0376 Be sure to position your label so it does not get covered by the back flap when the envelope is sealed.IMG_0377 Step 6: Stamp and mail it!IMG_0378

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Word Template Address Labels
PDF Template labels-8up

 

 

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