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Beronica that is awesome! My only worry is that 3/4" isn't thick enough for 4-6" high numbers. Does anyone have any ideas about how to make sure these puppies stay on the table in the upright position? I saw someone else had an ETSY vendor make them. . . .
Thank you for sharing your finds.
I made my own and got them from Micheals. I found both the letters and the stands for the letters. The only thing with the stands is that if you decorate your letters, you will have to put something in the stand to balance it, so that it won't tip over. I used small pieces of dowels that I already had. My FI drilled the holes for me.
Here's mine :)
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@beronica - so cool, I have a 50% off one item Michaels coupon burning a hole in my pocket. Thanks!
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I found some amazing sites to make Wooden Letters. Whether you like single letters (first site) or mounted on a stand (second site.) They are for an amazing deal. I plan ordering some of my FI and I's initials and painting them and decorating them. One set will be hanging on the door as you enter. I will order one that says 'I Do' for our cake table and one huge letter L(this will be my new last initial) and blinging it up for the guest sign in. I will have to post photos once I get them done. But anyways the sites are:
Woodenletters.net
or
Craftcuts.com
Below is my inspiration