If you're still holding onto stamps that feature the profile of Her Late Majesty The Queen on a plain colored background, then this is a reminder for you to use them up before the deadline. The Royal Mail has introduced a 6-month grace period from the initial 31 January deadline, which gives you enough time to use up your non-barcoded stamps or swap them for the new barcoded ones.
With our notecards and lined envelopes, you can take your letter-writing game to the next level.
In addition to using your stamps on envelopes, why not pair them with our beautiful notecards and lined envelopes for an elevated writing experience? Our notecards come in a variety of designs and patterns, providing a stylish backdrop for your stamps and giving your letters a touch of sophistication. The lined envelopes, on the other hand, provide a finishing touch, giving the recipient joy upon opening.
In conclusion, with the deadline approaching, now is the time to use up those old stamps and add some joy to your correspondence.
Behind the scenes at Mustard & Gray Studio in Shropshire, where Zoe handcrafts unique homeware and stationery designs inspired by the local landscape.
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