Letter writing has become somewhat of a lost art. These days a quick voice mail or e-mail gets the job done. But there is something very personalized about a hand written letter. I still write cards and notes to my fiancée. I’ve been doing ever since we started dating.
I found this free resource over at www.letterfu.com where you can download a free pdf file and print it to make a letter that folds into an envelope. How ingenious! I love origami and I love efficiency so this idea really got me excited. There’s a few designs to choose from. They claim that there is no cutting involved and even no gluing involved. You just write the letter, flip the paper over, follow the folding directions, and stamp and mail.
Check it out over at www.letterfu.com.
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