My favorite DIY project was the seating chart. The logo for the venue was symbolic of a tree stump, so Scott and I found old broken aspen branches in the forest, cut them in to little wafers, drilled holes for bakers twine and those became our escort cards — names on one side, with a stamped table # on the other. I bought the old frame for $5 and the vintage map for $5 at a local vintage flea market. The entire project probably costs $15. (via Crafty Colorado wedding | 100 Layer Cake)

My favorite DIY project was the seating chart. The logo for the venue was symbolic of a tree stump, so Scott and I found old broken aspen branches in the forest, cut them in to little wafers, drilled holes for bakers twine and those became our escort cards — names on one side, with a stamped table # on the other. I bought the old frame for $5 and the vintage map for $5 at a local vintage flea market. The entire project probably costs $15. (via Crafty Colorado wedding | 100 Layer Cake)

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