As long as the address is easy to read, you can decorate the envelope as much as you'd like! Lots of people have gotten some great successes because their letter was noticeable. Good luck! :)

[quote="SilentEcho219"]I have drawn on the [i]entire[/i] surface of a large envelope with colored pencil, and it arrived just fine. This is what it looked like.

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wow! :o that is absolutely gorgeous!!
you can draw really beautiful! ;D
thanks for the information.

I have drawn on the [i]entire[/i] surface of a large envelope with colored pencil, and it arrived just fine. This is what it looked like.

[img]http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/2603/img0033blurred.jpg[/img]

I personally don't decorate mine (just because I can't draw!!), but I know that lots of people do decorate their envelopes and there's never been an issue with it :)

My penpals usually decorate their envelopes when they write to me & I always get their letters too :)

I decorate mine all the time and haven't ever had any problem. It's perfectly fine to do if you want to! :D

is it allowed to draw on a envelope?
or will the postman take my letter out?

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