Immortalize Your Pet on a Stamp
Until September 30 (I read in the news recently), you can put any non-copyrighted photo or artwork on a U.S. stamp for a fee at Stamps.com. For a first class 37 cent stamp, for example, a sheet of 20 stamps costs $16.99.
The simple-to-use interface allows you to import the photo or artwork, rotate it, resize it, add a border, and add the stamp face value to it from 23 cent postcard stamp to $3.85. (I have no idea what piece of mail would need a $3.85 stamp, but think it's probably for large packages.)
So, give yourself, a friend, or a relative a gift of a favorite pet on a stamp. Give a lot, because you'd probably want to save a sheet of stamps for posterity instead of using them. I'm thinking of putting Willie's funny mug on a stamp. Maybe even all of our pets!
Gotta get that camera out and take the closeups!
Until September 30 (I read in the news recently), you can put any non-copyrighted photo or artwork on a U.S. stamp for a fee at Stamps.com. For a first class 37 cent stamp, for example, a sheet of 20 stamps costs $16.99.
The simple-to-use interface allows you to import the photo or artwork, rotate it, resize it, add a border, and add the stamp face value to it from 23 cent postcard stamp to $3.85. (I have no idea what piece of mail would need a $3.85 stamp, but think it's probably for large packages.)
So, give yourself, a friend, or a relative a gift of a favorite pet on a stamp. Give a lot, because you'd probably want to save a sheet of stamps for posterity instead of using them. I'm thinking of putting Willie's funny mug on a stamp. Maybe even all of our pets!
Gotta get that camera out and take the closeups!
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