Happy to report that both the stamps and the address labels came today. The stamps are little booklets but they still sent them in a large stiff 9x12 envelope. Just for info, the Holy Family stamp is smaller than it appears on the USPS website, which is fine. On the website, it appears as large as scenic stamps like landscapes and ships, but it is really about the size of flags or the 1-cent or 2-cent stamps.
Will have to give zaz zle credit for quickly sending exactly what I customized on their site, in colors, fonts and all the personalization as I had placed it. And the design is printed so precisely there's not a 32nd of an inch off, so none of the words or design is printed too close to the edge. (definitely have that problem when I print labels myself, and our local Hallmark place does, too)
Nancy, no one ever comes to our door for Halloween any more. Used to have folks, but it's been years. So we just don't have much incentive. The grandboys will come on the weekend before, though, and we will dress them up and take them out somewhere - probably a church event. There's a Renaissance Fair but I'm thinking that's expensive. Ddil says she can get dd32 coupons, but I can't imagine they'll take off enough cost to make it seem sensible.
ellyphant, I do that, too - any crease placed right down the middle with a ribbon found to go over it! Some of my packages that are done in folded paper probably look better than with new, because I'm determined with that ribbon! LOL
Ooh, Harmony, there's an . Another paper could be rolled INSIDE a good solid cardboard roll and save space. See? You may have just given me permission to buy more paper!