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Can a crumbled sheet of paper be mailed?

I was in a brainstorm meeting for a brochure. What kinds of folds shall we use? Gatefold? Double Gatefold? Frenchfold? Mapfold? Accordianfold? Barrelfold? (examples)

We are playing with all these different options of folds. Fold this. Fold that. la la la.

Then the best fold of them all...

The crumble fold!

Imagine. Getting a crumbled sheet of paper in the mail.

Can it be done? of course it can. Here's the tester mailings.
A) Very crumbled
B) Kinda crumbled
C) Crumbled ball in normal envelope.
I'm most doubtful of C not making it through. The envelope may tear like it did with mailing pennies.

By Matt Maldre on Sep 09, 04 | 11:42 am | [3047] Hits | permalink

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The trick to mailing crumbled sheets of paper is lots of tape. The tape ensures that the body of the package stays in tact. Without tape, it would just be chaotic.

Posted by: spudart on Sep 09, 04 | 11:52 am

i would suspect post office foul play.

Posted by: laura k. on Sep 09, 04 | 8:48 pm

if you put tape on it, it will rip when you try to open it.

Posted by: laura k. on Sep 09, 04 | 8:48 pm

Sweet. I like A the best. Let us know how it all turns out!

Posted by: crissy on Sep 13, 04 | 11:50 am

i also vote for C.

Posted by: laura on Sep 13, 04 | 8:39 pm

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