[header] How to address clasp envelopes [title] Consider an adhesive label. [step] If the clasp on your envelope makes it difficult to write legibly, think about purchasing a sticky address label from a post office or stationary store. You can write on the label on a flat surface, then peel it off and fix it onto the envelope.
[header] How to address clasp envelopes [title] Consider an adhesive label. [step] If the clasp on your envelope makes it difficult to write legibly, think about purchasing a sticky address label from a post office or stationary store. You can write on the label on a flat surface, then peel it off and fix it onto the envelope.
Adhesive labels are available at post office or stationary stores. These labels allow the envelope's adhesive to help hold it together while it's sealed. Write the label on the back, then put it back on the envelope. [title] Glue the letter around the mailhouse. This will make writing legible to the recipient. [substeps] You can also design your own address label. If you decide to write directly on the envelope, just continue to the next step. [substeps] The return address label should be smaller than the main address label.