Showing posts with label Incredibly Useful Info. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Incredibly Useful Info. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Coloring Pages



We would officially like to welcome four new paper colors to the Luscious Verde family! Say hello to Ocean, Manila, Dusty Rose, and Aruba to our 100-plus paper choices. Aruba was added to the line-up to replace the sadly discontinued Teal. Manila is a great creamy tan color and looks great paired with our darker saturated colors like Road, Chocolate or Avocado. Ocean is an awesome deeper teal jewel tone, and Dusty Rose is a pinkish brown that looks great with our Patriot paper.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Scratch & Whiff



Have you heard about the crazy scratch-and-sniff greeting cards that American Greetings released about a month ago? Of course, we had to venture out and see what they're all about. The cards have a little peel-back sticker where the magic happens -- and on the flip-side there's a unique little ingredient list. The FDA is everywhere!

We would like to remind everyone out there in Holiday Land that our cards are 100 percent fat-free with a healthy dose of fiber. If you want, we can even throw on a scented pine-tree air-freshener for the same effect! Add a rhinestone at the top of it? Sure, let's do it.

-- Megan @ L.V.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Please, Mr. Postman



A question that gets asked of us almost on a daily basis is, "What size stamps do I need to put on my invitations?"  Usually we hear this from people who are ordering personalized stamps or the like from places such as www.zazzle.com. It used to be that we would find a sample of the order (or a similar order), throw it on our handy-dandy lil' postage meter, and let the customer know what amount came up. Those were the good years, or as we call them now, "the times before the dark times."

OK, maybe that's being a bit melodramatic. But it's true -- due to recent changes in the way that the U.S. Postal Service operates, we absolutely cannot give out any postage information. Because there are so many different charges that could be applied to your order, we highly recommend visiting the post office from where you're going to mail your cards and get the information straight from the horse's mouth.

Possible charges that might apply to your cards:

-- is the card oversize?

-- is it rigid?

-- is it overweight?

-- is it square?

The answers to these questions and more can be located here at the official U.S.P.S. Web site. While we'd love to be able to answer your questions about how much your mailing will cost, we simply can't. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask in the comment section.

Thanks,

Rob @ L.V.