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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.
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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.