Some links in this post may be affiliate links. Let’s start with that elegant version on the left. The table numbers for this version along with the stands are from the David Tutera Bridal Collection. You will also need a twinkles writer in silver from Decoart.
I simple drew onto the table number with my twinkles writer following the outline of the border. So simple yet gives a special touch to your table.
Next up is a very rustic version of a table number. I picked up these wooden coasters at Joanns. Paint both sides white with craft paint.
Carefully cut out a burlap number using scissors or a craft knife.
Then use fabric Mod Podge to adhere the burlap to the wooden square.
This makes for a wonderfully rustic table number that is quick and easy to make yourself.
Next up is a faux bois table number that falls somewhere in between on the rustic versus elegant scale. The Martha Stewart paper I used is from Consumer Crafts.
I used my Silhouette to cut the numbers and the signs. You could look into purchasing punches or just carefully cut with a craft knife. I then used Mod Podge to sandwich the entire thing together.
So easy! Plus trendy with that faux bois that seems to be so hot right now.
These are darling! I don’t know if my nieces shower would warrant them, but maybe treat table tags? So cute!!
Angie, this is a lovely post! A wonderful idea, so useful and so pretty 🙂 and you can use it for big family dinners o parties as well, thank you for sharing this idea xxx Gwen.
I have those same pre-printed numbers for my upcoming wedding! But we’re making some paper flowers to add to them.