this was our final experiment with multi-layers of sharpie. we wondered if there was ever a point where there was just too much. eventually, it would get very dark, but then we have gold and silver and white uniballs. so... this is what happened.
i ran out of those stamps, so that is just an image of a kaleidoscope flower. and i wonder how much the p.o. wants for a non-conforming portrait orientation post card?
maybe miss cathy knows.
The height would make it too big for a postcard (4 1/4" H x 6" L). The shape would make it non machinable. Here is more than you want to know:
ReplyDeleteExamples of a nonmachinable letter include:
■ It has an aspect ratio (length divided by height) of less than 1.3 or more than 2.5 (a square envelope has
an aspect ratio of 1, making it nonmachinable).
■ It is more than 4-1/4 inches high or more than 6 inches long and is less than 0.009 inch thick.
■ It has clasps, strings, buttons, or similar closure devices.
■ It is too rigid.
■ It has a delivery address parallel to the shorter side of the mailpiece.
■ It contains items such as pens, pencils, or keys that create an uneven thickness.
■ Letters with nonpaper surfaces, other than envelope windows or attachments that are allowed under
eligibility standards by class of maill.
Conclusion, 66 cents. That flower is outstanding!
thank you miss cathy....i figured you'd know the specs :-)
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