Christmas Eve Nib Thoughts

[beginish]

While wrapping and labeling gifts tonight:

1. This felt tip pen has better balance when posted.
2. I should let that ballpoint ink dry a bit on the label so it doesn't smear.
3. Santa is a big guy and probably uses a Pen for Men (Green).
4. What would the elves use to write, since they have such slender, delicate hands?
5. This is high quality wrapping paper. What is it, 20 lb stock?
6. I bet Bay State Blue would dissolve the scotch tape.

 

[August West]

 

[syngent]

Dip pens and glossy writing surfaces do not mix


my poor mums card

 

[NinthSphere]

That's why my package labels are all Rhodia #12 pages.

 

[Bigboned]

While wrapping and labeling gifts tonight:

1. This felt tip pen has better balance when posted.
2. I should let that ballpoint ink dry a bit on the label so it doesn't smear.
3. Santa is a big guy and probably uses a Pen for Men (Green).
4. What would the elves use to write, since they have such slender, delicate hands?
5. This is high quality wrapping paper. What is it, 20 lb stock?
6. I bet Bay State Blue would dissolve the scotch tape.

Brilliant!

 

[Doc4]

*disappointed that nobody noticed ... let alone commented on ... the subtle shading and colour gradations on the FP-written gift tags on Christmas morning*

 

[rickcharles606]

*disappointed that nobody noticed ... let alone commented on ... the subtle shading and colour gradations on the FP-written gift tags on Christmas morning*

^^^^THIS^^^^

I was bummed out that no one commented on mine either. Side note...brush pens and the little foil ornaments on the tags don't play well together.

 

[strop]

*disappointed that nobody noticed ... let alone commented on ... the subtle shading and colour gradations on the FP-written gift tags on Christmas morning*

Same here, though it was nothing novel or unique, and my son's were also with FP. In fact I would have expected comments if it hadn't been done with a FP.