Envelope Addressing Templates
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Not sure what x-height to use for your envelopes? I created these templates with clearly marked x-height, 55 degree slant lines, and a centered line for you to start addressing envelopes with ease. I also spaced apart the baseline just enough for you to add flourishes so that the letters do not look constricted.
What is included:
- 5mm x-height, portrait orientation
- 5mm x-height, landscape orientation
- 4mm x-height, portrait orientation
I generally use the 5mm template but the 4mm would work for smaller envelopes.
Tip - I like to print them out on cardstock white paper so that it is a bit sturdier. If you are using a lightpad, place template on first, then place envelope on top. With darker envelopes, I place the envelope on top of the template and use a laser level for the baselines so that my lines are straight. I can eyeball the rest of the lines using the templates. You can read more on my blog here. Hope that helps!
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United StatesSuch a helpful tool and easy to use!
I did an envelope addressing for a friend, and the guidesheets was just the right thing I needed. I know that I can't do a straight lined sentences without guidesheets so I made sure to use one. Since it would not be seen clearly if I put it right below the envelope, I used a lightpad and folded the sides of the guidesheet and inserted it in the envelope.
