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    What else can I use to decorate an envelope?
    Renee Day
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    Renee Day is a Crafting Expert and Content Creator based in Michigan. She is a master of paper crafts, and also specializes in brush lettering, journaling, embossing, stamping, stenciling, doodling, and crocheting. Her Instagram account, thediyday, has over 300K followers. She published a book called Creative Journaling: A Guide to Over 100 Techniques and Ideas for Amazing Dot Grid, Junk, Mixed-Media, and Travel Pages. The book contains 52 projects, from crafting colorful pages to creating dot grid, junk, mixed-media, and travel journals. She also created Chunky Letter Calligraphy, a 30+ page (PDF) all about lettering. She runs a thriving Amazon Storefront, where she curates craft supply collections for her followers. She previously worked as a photographer, capturing engagement sessions, weddings, boudoir, and landscapes. She received a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
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    You can also grab some decorative patterned paper, trace it into your envelope, cut it to size, and glue it on. This instantly transforms your plain white or brown envelope into something colorful and eye-catching!
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    How about a romantic theme on an envelope?
    Sylghouls
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    For a more romantic theme, you could opt to glue pressed flowers to the envelope and draw hearts on the front.
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    How to tie the ribbon on the envelope?
    Otterly Badgerific
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    You could try tying the ribbon into a little bow and gluing it on. Or, you could wrap it around one corner of the envelope to create stripes and glue these in place. Another option is to tie the ribbon around the envelope as you'd do for a parcel, completing with a bow.
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    Can you just mail these or do you need to hand deliver them?
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    The ribbon and stickers may not be secure for the postal system. Drawing on the envelope is fine for mail delivery as long as you leave space for the addresses and stamps. You can also place an envelope with ribbons and stickers inside a larger envelope to keep them secure in the post.
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