Hello, About 12 years ago I used rubber cement on the back of my photo (let it dry a bit) and on one side of "card stock" paper (also let this dry about 10 minutes) then put the photo on the card stock and used a paper cutter to trim the excess. All this time later the cards still look brand new and have not faded or turned colors. I wasn't able to sell them here so I'm still using them 12 years later. I'd like to be in on the next postcard event as well. Shyrell Melara Family Photography http://yadtel.net/~jmelara On Mon, 05 May 2003 09:38:00 +0000 luis <chilled_delirium@mailstation.com> writes: > > Hi, Sergio -- > I run the PE here. You will be notified as to > when the next PE will be, but it will be months from now. The > mailing will include all the details and rules for the exchange. > > *what size is sendable through the mail? > > People send 4x6 prints > > *will regular photo paper survive mailing as a postcard? > > No. It needs to be glued on some sort of backing paper. In the US, > stores sell pre-cut paper specially for this purpose. > > *any word on when this will be? > > Not yet. Stay tuned to this space for an announcement in a few > months. I am too busy at the moment to do this. > > Thanks for your inquiry, > --- Luis > > >
