Thank you for viewing! Cashless payments have become more prevalent since the pandemic. However, I want children to learn the value of money by giving them their allowance in cash. I think that putting it in a special envelope will encourage them to cherish it more than just handing it over. I've added illustrations to commercially available "Pochi-bukuro" (small decorative envelopes) with a touch of humor, focusing on events that children look forward to. Quantity: 12 sheets Size: Uses commercially available Pochi-bukuro Approximately 12cm (height) x 6.5cm (width) (envelope part) Material: Paper [Paid Options] * You can add a name (one name for 12 sheets: printed) in the blank space. (Additional charge: ¥150) Please provide the name (with honorifics) after purchase. * Message seal (additional charge: ¥30) * For those in a hurry or who prefer anonymous delivery (Yu-packet Post or Mini, delivery on weekends and holidays, additional charge: ¥70) ⚠️ Please be sure to inform me before purchasing. I will correct the price and relist. [Notice] * We offer a discount for combined shipping to cover the difference in shipping costs when purchasing multiple items. Please refer to my profile for the discount amount and ⚠️ be sure to inform me before purchasing. * We accept "Mercari's bulk purchase requests," but please refrain from requesting a discount at the same time. * Printed with a home inkjet printer (non-waterproof ink), so please be careful of water damage. * There may be slight misalignments, unevenness, or folds due to manual work. * Please understand that I may decline your order after purchase depending on the printer's condition. * We use regular mail (no delivery on weekends and holidays), so it will take 2-4 days after shipping (3-7 days if the delivery date falls on a weekend or holiday). Allowance envelopes, Pochi-bukuro, allowance, pocket money, envelopes, gift envelopes, new school year, New Year, elementary school students, junior high school students, high school students, New Year's money, new fiscal year, money, bills New Year's, Setsubun (Bean-Throwing Festival), Hinamatsuri (Girl's Day), entrance to school, Children's Day, rainy season, Tanabata (Star Festival), Obon (Festival of the Dead), Moon Viewing, Halloween, autumn, Christmas