In early February I shared 14 designs I had created for “air mail” stamps and stickers. Since I’m a fan of letter writing, I thought it would be fun to have some diversity in terms of how I indicate that my letters and postcards should travel first class air mail.
You were all very generous in providing your feedback and after taking your feedback to heart, I selected two designs to turn into rubber stamps and four designs to turn into stickers.
The marks of the rubber stamps (obviously)
And the stickers. The quality of the printing is pretty poor. They just used adhesive paper run through a color laser printer. But it is a good first batch and I’ll seek out a higher-quality printer in the future. Considering that I now have something like 400 stickers, that won’t be anytime soon!
Now, as to the topic of letter writing, just a reminder that April is National Card and Letter Writing Month. If you haven’t used this low tech way of staying in touch in a while, why not make it a point to sit down a write a few letters to friends and loved ones?
christao408 
Do you accept online orders? I occasionally send ‘snail mail’ to my parents.
Wow very nice!!!
too coool!!! ❤
Is this another career? I like the designs. And I did write in long hand a letter to a friend.
Those make me think of those airmail envelopes that I used when Pat was in Vietnam back in the 60’s…with the red and blue border…do they still use those??? I love your stamps and your stickers..unfortunately I just simply don’t write letters that much anymore…email has spoiled me Ruth Ann
@Redlegsix – Those red-and-blue lined air mail envelopes are still available here in Thailand, yes.@Fatcat723 – Oh, gosh – not another career at all!@CurryPuffy – Let me know which design you want!