Black + White

I turned each image black and white to create a cohesiveness amongst them all and I love how they turned out!

SUPPLIES:

• Canon PIMXA MG7720 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer
• Canon Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss
• Cute Old Photos
• 8.5″ x 11″ Cardstock (light in color)
• 12″ x 12″ Cardstock (any color or texture)
• 6″ x 8″ Frames
• Paper Trimmer
• Glue Dots
• Scissors
• Tape
• Ruler, Craft Knife, Cutting Mat (optional)
• Our free printable designs below, we have numbers 1-36 for you!

Choose Your Photos

I had so much fun looking through our childhood pictures to find the right images to use for each “age”. This will definitely be the hardest part of the project. Give yourself enough time to find the right photos. Possibly even visit your parents to collect the best, cutest and funniest pictures to celebrate you both throughout the years!

Scan To Reprint

Most of our old photos have no negatives and are the only copies in existence, so there was no way I was going to cut + tape the originals. I used my Canon PIXMA MG7720 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer to scan each photo and turn them into digital files. You can scan one at a time, or even multiples. Being that I was going to use The Print Shop to further edit my files, I scanned multiple photos at one time.

Photo Settings

The scanner in the PIXMA MG7720 is made to scan photos and it’s amazing. Right on the printer you can click to choose that you’re scanning a photo and what size it is. I chose “letter” size because I wanted to scan the entire page.

Print Your Photos

After scanning my images, I imported them to my favorite design software, cropped and resized them to fit the 2.5″ x 3.5″ frame design. Then I printed them onto Canon’s Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss and cut each one out. That size will allow you enough space to properly tape them behind the printable design. Didn’t the prints turn out great?!

Print + Cut Each Table Number

Download our free printable table number designs at the bottom of the post and print onto 8.5″ x 11″ cardstock that is light in color. I used both white and ivory in these examples. Trim down to 5.5″ x 7.5″ using the crop lines provided. Then cut out each photo box using scissors or a craft knife and cutting mat.

Adhere Each Photo

Add two pieces of tape to the backside of each photo, then hover the printed design over the photo (with the tape facing up) to get the framing right. Once you’re happy with the framing press onto the photo and tape. Trim any excess tape or photo sticking out and then tape all photo edges down along the backside.

Dying From Cuteness… And Your Guests Will Too

Add Some Color

Here’s the step where you can add some color to your table numbers. Using 12″ x 12″ colored, glitter or patterned cardstock, trim it down to 6″ x 8″ (you can get two per sheet). Then adhere the photo card to the cardstock and frame!

6 x 8 Frames

I know that 6 x 8 frames sound like a strange size, but the more I looked for them the more I found. It’s the perfect size for these table numbers, not too big and not too small!

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Canon U.S.A., Inc. prides itself on allowing consumers to create and preserve beautiful imagery, from capture to print. With wireless technology and seamless printing capabilities, you can print your photos and printables with precision and ease.