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paprika · **Posted: 29-01-2009 , 02:40 PM** #8

I always try to reuse all my envelopes. Just cellotape the new address on the front. And when I'm sending sae I'm actually sending the envelope itself with the stamps inside and my address on a piece of paper asking the Taker to use the envelope. Earlier I was always trying to squeeze the A4 and A5 envelopes into smaller ones, but sometimes it's impossible. I just hope the people don't mind this, that they have to scrape of the old stamps and glue over the address...

For sending packages I use old shopping bags from Dunnes and Penney's or recycle the old printed pages from my work, cellotaping them together.

Once I got a large pack from Linn wrapped into a black binbag. I thought that was brilliant! Waterproof and strong enough and light in the same time!

	Posted: 29-01-2009 , 02:40 PM #8
paprika Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ballinasloe/New Inn, Co. Galway Posts: 1,232	I always try to reuse all my envelopes. Just cellotape the new address on the front. And when I'm sending sae I'm actually sending the envelope itself with the stamps inside and my address on a piece of paper asking the Taker to use the envelope. Earlier I was always trying to squeeze the A4 and A5 envelopes into smaller ones, but sometimes it's impossible. I just hope the people don't mind this, that they have to scrape of the old stamps and glue over the address... For sending packages I use old shopping bags from Dunnes and Penney's or recycle the old printed pages from my work, cellotaping them together. Once I got a large pack from Linn wrapped into a black binbag. I thought that was brilliant! Waterproof and strong enough and light in the same time!