I havent done alot of hybrid with the digital stuff because I still cant get the hang of printing. When I print straight from photoshop, my colors are more true to the screen image. When I print from my printing program, it always tries to make my image smaller… so one of these days, I will get it down pat. thanks for all the great tips.

I always place a nice rectangle of tissue paper inside the card to keep the ink from transferring onto the opposite page. In the past I have sent myself a test card to see how well my new design survived the mailing process. Sometimes I use different glue or need to protect the front of the card embellishments with thin foam or the puffy protective cushion that comes inside a box of candy. Corrugated coffee sleeves work well for some cards also. Most cards may be sent first class as long as they are not over the weight or thickness requirements. I always weigh and measure my new cards to be sure. For a slight fee you can send thicker envelopes. Square cards need more postage than rectangle cards. Thanks for your useful and fun blog. It continues to offer great tips and information.
Thank you for your time,
Toad Toed Princess