Chris Saenz | Peter Pauper Press Envelope Addressing Guides - Exploration @ChrisSaenz13 | Uploaded September 2021 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
In this video I bring you along with me as I explore the Peter Pauper Press (4 stencils) Envelope Addressing Guides set I purchased on Amazon for $4.95. This item was one of the pen goodies in the September Ink Flight Box from Ink Journal:
inkjournal.com
I found out about it by watching unboxing videos by Manda B and The Door Mouse's Desk!
My Mom is looking for a solution to crooked lines on her #10 envelopes so I wanted to see if this would help her or if a grid ruler would be easier.
I conclude that this would probably be much easier than even a grid ruler. It's not exactly fool proof because one has to decide which lines they want to use ... it is set up rather perfectly for overseas addresses with multiple lines. The other stencils in the set besides the #10 are useful as well ... particularly the A7 regular one. The 4 stencil set includes: No. 10, A7 for print/writing, A7 for calligraphy, and A1 response card template.
I think this is useful and it is likely I will send the #10 one to my Mom and use the A7 standard one myself.
I hope you enjoyed seeing this set and me grappling with how to use it. It's not hard if you don't over think it lol.
Here is a link to where I purchased mine:
amazon.com/dp/1441326049?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
Follow me on Instagram:
instagram.com/snowball7470
My pen mail: chris@inkswatch.com
In this video I bring you along with me as I explore the Peter Pauper Press (4 stencils) Envelope Addressing Guides set I purchased on Amazon for $4.95. This item was one of the pen goodies in the September Ink Flight Box from Ink Journal:
inkjournal.com
I found out about it by watching unboxing videos by Manda B and The Door Mouse's Desk!
My Mom is looking for a solution to crooked lines on her #10 envelopes so I wanted to see if this would help her or if a grid ruler would be easier.
I conclude that this would probably be much easier than even a grid ruler. It's not exactly fool proof because one has to decide which lines they want to use ... it is set up rather perfectly for overseas addresses with multiple lines. The other stencils in the set besides the #10 are useful as well ... particularly the A7 regular one. The 4 stencil set includes: No. 10, A7 for print/writing, A7 for calligraphy, and A1 response card template.
I think this is useful and it is likely I will send the #10 one to my Mom and use the A7 standard one myself.
I hope you enjoyed seeing this set and me grappling with how to use it. It's not hard if you don't over think it lol.
Here is a link to where I purchased mine:
amazon.com/dp/1441326049?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
Follow me on Instagram:
instagram.com/snowball7470
My pen mail: chris@inkswatch.com
