TOPIC: Getting rid of patterns,

<br /> Hopefully Raven will like the little thing I'm sending her. <br />

<br /><br />I'm sure I will like it.<br />But I'll be checking the mail every 3 hours, waiting for it to come, so I can find out what "it" is, and satisfy my corvid curiosity!

*little laugh* I was wondering when you were going to notice. Teehee.<br /><br />And I'm not gonna tell! You'll just have to wait and see what it is. One person knows and they better not tell. I'd hate to spoil the surprise. <br />Its just a little token of appreciation from me to you.<br /><br />And it will probably get sent out tomorrow,  not today. And I've decided to send it Global Priority so you get it sooner. Please do let me know what you think when you get it. *smiles*

I have a package to get up to the GREAT WHITE NORTH...is Global priority expensive?<br /><br />I am mailing some Teen Titans cards to a guy up there...so it should be something small - a padded envelope let's say...<br /><br />

I try to use flat rate priority envelopes whenever possible.<br /><br />If you can use a small flat rate global priority mail envelope it'd be $4.25, large flat rate global priority mail envelope is $7.50.<br />If you want to use other packaging you can use their postage calculator. Just input the info, and it will let you know what it would cost and the different methods(air mail, priority, express, etc).<br /><br /> ircalc.usps.gov/ <br /><br />Hope that helps bro. *hugs*

Thanks SIS!  That helps indeed!

If you go into the post office and ask the clerks at the counter for the global priority envelopes or boxes they give them to you free. If you think their envelopes might be too small you can get a flat rate box. Especially since cards/cardboard/paper product can be heavy, flat rate helps keep cost down.<br /><br />Any questions feel free to ask bro.<br />If its under 16 oz or under you can use the mini customs form( FORM 2976). If its over you have to fill out the more detailed one (FORM 2976-A).

<br />And I'm not gonna tell! You'll just have to wait and see what it is. One person knows and they better not tell. I'd hate to spoil the surprise. <br />Its just a little token of appreciation from me to you.<br />

<br /><br />Oh I'm not posting a single thing until I hear the *squee* of delight from up north.  Please be sure to let me know when you have your surprise Raven, cause I really really really want to post something, but I cant until you have your surprise.<br /><br />*still bouncing*

*little laugh* You are too cute Marinda dear. Hopefully I will hit the post office tomorrow. I was hoping to today, but alas such was not to be.

www.reconstructinghistory.com/irish/moy.html <br /><br />OK, I'm pouting. Did anyone think this site was interesting?

No pouts dearie. *Hugs*<br />I thought it was very interesting!<br />And also very glad I didn't have to make it. heehhehe. Am not a fan of button work. <br />Of course she probably used button loops and not button holes. I try to avoid button holes whenever possible. Teehee, I'm awful like that. hehehehe.<br /><br />She did an amazing job of recreating it. Very interesting.

Any sign of our package up north yet? *curiosity running amuk*

that was an fascinating study of the material and I can't believe how well the outfit was preserved.