How to Secure a Date
Results may vary. I just thought I'd ask my friend on a date a different way. This is just a letter with a reply postcard inside. I prefer to make everything myself, this way it seems like I went out of my way. And its basically free this way.
Materials:
Paper
Pen
Envelope
Optional materials:
Paper
Gluestick
Scissors
Ruler
Materials:
Paper
Pen
Envelope
Optional materials:
Paper
Gluestick
Scissors
Ruler
Write the Letter + Postcard
I used cardstock my mom uses for scrapbooking. Luckily enough I could see through it enough to trace the words from my laptop screen. This way you can get decent looking handwriting. I thought about printing it but writing it yourself is always better in my opinion.
The letter reads:
Dear Haley,
I would like to take you on a date. If you get lucky, we could even play boggle.
Please reply with your response.
Mitchell'
1st picture is the letter
2nd is the back of the postcard: After I finished it I thought it would have been better if I only had put yes....
3rd is the front of the postcard
The letter reads:
Dear Haley,
I would like to take you on a date. If you get lucky, we could even play boggle.
Please reply with your response.
Mitchell'
1st picture is the letter
2nd is the back of the postcard: After I finished it I thought it would have been better if I only had put yes....
3rd is the front of the postcard
Make an Envelope
Never done this before. Tried to make measurements. Used a sheet of my mom's scrapbooking paper. Pretty awesome because you have two patterns, or at least one pattern and the other side plain.
I messed up on the envelope pretty bad....
I messed up on the envelope pretty bad....
Wait to See If Works
I'll update to tell everyone if I got a yes or no.