Personalised stamps have been around for quite a while in the UK and can be
ordered through the Royal Mail web site. They are an additional stamp
attached to one of an existing set of decorative stamps, so it's like two
stamps joined together. As far as I can see, it's only for photographs of
Jean wrote:
Personalised stamps have been around for quite a while in the UK and can
be
ordered through the Royal Mail web site.
We have the same in The Netherlands. It does not have to be a photo of
people, it can be lace or whatever also.
When you order 10 stamps it is about 3x the regular
In a message dated 20/12/2004 08:38:29 GMT Standard Time,
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Personalised stamps have been around for quite a while in the UK and can be
ordered through the Royal Mail web site. They cost 14 pounds 95
pence for 20 - quite expensive, but rather nice for a special
I am not sure I have the ability to print digital photos on stickers, being
not very computer sophisticated. But I like the personalized sticker idea.
Once my husband and I were stranded at a movie theatre waiting for my daughter
to come out of a movie. In the lobby they had a booth where
In a message dated 12/19/2004 9:30:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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(What, by the way, is a felted piece of jewelry? I've never heard
of it before)
This felted jewelry is very unusual and I think, rather unique to the
artist. She claims that she has researched it
Well that was a lot of fun! And thank you fro all your Christmas greetings -
it was worth doing to receive all those nice messages - all 58 of them!
Sorry not to be able to provide a kit for everyone (!) but the snowman can
be worked in other threads - try chenille and something finer to put
There are many inexensive software packages designed for printing on labels,
mine came included in my WordPerfect package.
The labels are all made in set sizes and so you just tell the computer which
photo to use on which size label and it more or less does it for you. So, you
could do
There is photobox.co.uk where you can upload your image and have it
printed as a sheet of photo labels. Your image just needs to be a JPEG
and not necessarily a photo.
Not sure of the prices but most of their products are very reasonable.
Claire
Kent UK
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Australia's had personalised stamps for some times - a sheet of 20 is $23.00
for $10.00 postal value, decreasing with greater quantity. But it has a Post
Office design on two thirds of the sheet, you can only add your photo to the
right hand third. Several designs to choose from, but limiting
At 07:47 AM 12/20/04 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not sure I have the ability to print digital photos on stickers, being
not very computer sophisticated.
Anything you can print, you can print onto sticky labels -- just put a sheet
of special paper into the printer.
For people who are
Dear Arachnes
With everything else that's happening at the present time I'm a bit
late in sending out this invitation to join the next round of Secret
Pals. The new round will start in January 2005 and I will endeavour to
have all the pairings done by 2nd or 3rd, so please start thinking
Thank you all, who helped me in this quest!
Arachne is good for an (and not only one) answer or each and every question.
You're great!
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Sorry to raise something political, but DH had this sent to him yesterday.
Knowing that what the US does, the UK usually follows (year grades in
schools, SATS, etc), is this correct? As part of our tightened security
since 9/11 passports have to be produced for internal air travel here, which
That depends what you mean by correct. The piece you quoted is an editorial
written by a free-lance writer named Jonathan Wheeler.
http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?disc=149495;article=72546;title=APFN
It's fairly widespread on the Internet (more on fringe sites than mainstream
news
I don't see anyone else mentioning this - so thought I would. There is a
picture on the bbc news link below.
Mathematicians have made a crochet model of chaos - and are challenging
anyone else to repeat the effort.
Dr Hinke Osinga and Professor Bernd Krauskopf, of Bristol University's
Avital wrote:
That depends what you mean by correct. The piece you quoted is an
editorial written by a free-lance writer named Jonathan Wheeler.
Ah. That's why I don't read newspapers - they tend to be one person's slant
on something rather than just facts.
Jean in Poole
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Merry Christmas to everyone.
Since it is only 4 sleeps to go, ( in Geelong Australia ) so my daughter
Madeline (6) keeps telling me , what does everyone do for christmas day?
We are not religious so its more the celebration of family. On christmas eve my
family : children Madeline Sebastian (
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 08:29:41 -, Jean wrote:
As part of our tightened security
since 9/11 passports have to be produced for internal air travel here, which
means that, not having been outside the UK since 1959 and therefore not
having had need of a passport, currently I can't fly from
At 03:00 PM 12/20/2004, you wrote:
Merry Christmas to everyone, what does everyone do for christmas day?
Ahhsome people have more exciting plans than we do. Our Christmas
varies according to when the big family gathering is. This year, it's a
few days after Christmas, so our Christmas
At 04:25 PM 12/20/2004, you wrote:
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 08:29:41 -, Jean wrote:
As part of our tightened security
since 9/11 passports have to be produced for internal air travel here...
I think you have been given only part of the story here Jean. I took a
flight from Manchester to
At 07:05 PM 12/18/04 -0500, Lynn Carpenter wrote:
My Dover copy of Mary Thomas's Knitting Book mentions special glove needles
used for knitting glove fingers. I wonder if anyone still sells glove
needles? Must ask my Historic Knit list . . .
After making a set of glove needles and finding them
Moved to Chat because my reply has nothing to do with showing off lace:
In fact, in New York, it is not
uncommon for people to dress entirely in black such that you
sometimes feel that you have stumbled into a mime convention.
When we were in Sydney, I often wondered what was Australian
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ahh, the Lorenz manifold - it looks like
an escapee from a lava lamp. Their paper is quite interesting and though
their math is impeccable no doubt, I do wish they had checked the spelling
of 'crochet' (it is not chrochet - at least not in English) and had taken
some advice on the use of the verb
Well, in answer to what we do on Christmas Day - it's part Christmas and
part birthday (just as well we're not religious, with all that to deal
with!).
In the past we've gone for a cruise around the neighbourhood to see some
of the lights - which the kids (now 9 and 6 1/2) enjoy - on the 24th.
I
Dear Arachnes
With everything else that's happening at the present time I'm a bit
late in sending out this invitation to join the next round of Secret
Pals. The new round will start in January 2005 and I will endeavour to
have all the pairings done by 2nd or 3rd, so please start thinking
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