First, I would stick with the pattern coded fabrics. I saw some pretty awesome photos and got inspired (thanks Mrs. Ribbons!):
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However, looking at the tutorials for these I got a little bit worried I would run out of fabric. Plus, they looked uber time consuming. So I did some tutorial searching and eventually found these:
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Perfect! Just a simple running stitch and a big button sewn in the middle make these adorable little flowers. I can easily attach a pin, as well as a little name tag on these. If I have time, I'd like to screen print the names on a neutral linen rather than have paper coming out of the flower to give it an extra fabric touch.
And the second way people will be able to find their table? I have finally come to the realization that I will need table numbers for such a large number of people. I did some research on different "cool" looking table numbers and found some inspiration.
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Ultimately, I am choosing to have a photo shoot with Mr. Biscuit and me holding a top hat. My sister--equipped with her brand new Canon Rebel--will be the photographer. I'll edit all of the photos myself, adding table numbers somewhere on the hat. My sister has really been itching to get some use out of her DSLR, so I figured this would be the perfect opportunity for her to practice with it! Our relationship thrives on its mutual symbiosis. Total projected cost for this project? $0 if we can find a top hat at my grandmother's house.
I'd like to put the photos in a antique-y vintage frame. Here's a few examples:
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So that's my table. Now, I should start wrestling with my sewing machine so I can show you some actual finished stuff. Novel thought, I know.
What are your ideas for table numbers? Do you have two ways for your guests to find them or are you








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