I am not the best DIY'er but I so wish I was. I do plan on attempting 1 DIY project for my wedding and I will definitely be reaching out to all of you when that time comes. In the mean time, how cute are these chalk table numbers. I'm a big fan of unique table number ideas and think these are super cute!
I found the image and instructions on 
Style at Home, one of my favourite sites!
Instructions
1 Set up your spray booth and drying  areas.In a well-ventilated area or outdoors, lay  down newspaper or a drop cloth two to three times the size of your cardboard  box. This will be your spray booth. If you’ve enlisted a friend to help, set up  a second spray booth. In a separate area, cover a 3-×-3-foot work surface with  newspaper. This will be your drying area.
2 Paint the  vessels.Wearing rubber gloves and a face mask,  place a vessel in your cardboard box. Spray it with chalkboard paint, tilting  and rotating the vessel as you go to get an even coat of paint. Set it aside to  dry. Apply a second touch-up coat if needed. Repeat for all vessels.
3 Write the  table numbers.Condition the chalkboard paint on  each vessel by rubbing chalk all over it, then rubbing it off with a damp  sponge. Once dry, write the table numbers or names on each vessel using chalk
VariationsColored chalkboard paint, available at select hardware stores,  makes this project adaptable to many different styles and palettes. You can also  make your own following the simple instructions below. You will need:
• Bucket or container, for mixing
• Unsanded tile grout
• Colored latex-based  paint
• Paint stirrer
• Sandpaper
Mix 2 tablespoons of unsanded tile grout per 1 cup  of paint, stirring with your paint stirrer. Once dry, sand with sandpaper.
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Girly Romantic Consider  using pale pink paint. Or write your table numbers in script or calligraphy.
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Happy Graphic Use bright  red, yellow, cobalt blue, or gray paint. If desired, use a different color for  each table, and colour code the table numbers and escort cards, too.
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Found Use found and  recycled vessels, such as recycled detergent bottles, olive oil cans, large  jars, or milk jugs (cut a larger opening if needed with scissors or a can  opener).
Enjoy the Party,
Nicole