Hi ladies so here is a DIY project that I've been working on today. I went on Dollar Tree website...
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Step 1: Take black card stock and use a corner rounder tool (available at any craft store or walmart for a couple dollars)
Step 2: Print on white card stock the word "table" in the font called "kunstler script". You can fit two cards on 1 8.5x11 sheet of card stock.
Step 3: Round the corners with the same tool I used on the black and glue the white card stock onto the black. (note: I use a Advanced Tape Glider from 3M for easy and quick sticking -- available at Michaels)
Step 4: Used our engagment photos and rounded and sized the pictures to fit the cards and adhered with my ATG gun
Step 5: Used my Cricut with "sure cuts a lot" program to cut out the numbers in true type font "Bodoni MT Poster Compressed" on green card stock.
Step 6: Since the numbers are pretty delicate, it's hard to glue so I used the 3M create-a-sticker tool to adhere the numbers onto the cardstock
I did this same process on the white cardstock on the back so that the table numbers were double sided and voila! Done. Gluck!
What did you use for the actual numbers? Thank you!