Stained Glass Table Numbers

Faux stained glass table numbers for a wedding reception, in motifs you trace and paint yourself. Each one is a tracing template you edit in Canva, print and paint by hand on a clear acrylic block. You pay once and can reprint as often as you like, so you can run 1 to 12 or 1 to 30 and redo one number without paying again.

Which table number designs can I buy?

The motifs: calla lily, lily of the valley, pink and blue hydrangea, wildflower meadow, yellow sunflower, and pumpkin and fall floral for autumn receptions. Most motifs have a matching welcome sign or last-name keepsake in the stained glass collection, so the entrance and the tables match.

How do you make them, and how do you edit the numbers?

You edit the numbers in Canva (the link comes inside your download), so the text is fully editable and the artwork stays in place. Print the tracing template on regular paper, at home or at a local print shop. If you print at home, the tile print tool that comes with every stained glass template splits the design into pages your printer can handle, and you tape them together. Slip the sheet behind a clear acrylic block, trace the outlines, and fill each section with glass paint. The color mixing cheat sheet helps you get the colors you want. My faux stained glass guide walks through it step by step.

Pair with: Stained Glass Signs · Welcome Signs · Place Cards · Seating Charts

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