We all know that a hand written envelope is more personal than one with a typed out label. But who has time for that when you have a stack of 50 envelopes to address? One solution is to use a handwritten font and print the mailing address directly on your envelopes.
There are several websites that can generate a font from your very own handwriting. I chose www.handfont.com to create mine...and it cost less than $10! With four easy steps, a scanned sample of your handwriting is turned into a true type font that you can use in any application.
There are several websites that can generate a font from your very own handwriting. I chose www.handfont.com to create mine...and it cost less than $10! With four easy steps, a scanned sample of your handwriting is turned into a true type font that you can use in any application.
Buy and download your font
Once you have your font, you can set up your document in whatever program you choose to use. (I created a document in InDesign and exported the multi-page document to a pdf file.) You can even add hand drawn elements to personalize it even more.
Finally, I sent my document to print and minutes later, my envelopes were done.
This post was originally written as a guest post for Queen Bee Market. Special thanks to Indie Handmade, who inspired this blog.