Happy Tuesday Friends!
Today I am back again sharing a fun, simple gift idea for the upcoming Holidays.
These are a couple other ideas I have shared that would make great gifts:
For this project these are the items needed:
TEKTON Letter and Number Stamp Set
Small Hammer
Black Sharpie Permanent Marker
Hard Surface – I used a small butcher block cutting board.
Silverware
Choose a few favorite words or sayings to stamp onto the silverware.
Steps:
1.) Stamp each letter of your saying or word by holding it to the silverware and then taping down on the stamp a couple of times with a hammer.
2.) Once you have your saying completed, using a black Sharpie permanent marker color in each letter and then wipe back off.
This is how the words look before adding the marker:
This is how they look after adding the marker and wiping it back off:
Each letter now stands out!
It really makes a fun and personalized gift for any coffee or tea lover!
It is also a great way to repurpose old vintage silverware that you may not be using anymore and is just sitting in a drawer somewhere.
Thanks for stopping by!
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I recently purchased a vintage letter and number set and can’t wait to put them to use. Thanks for sharing with the Waste Not Wednesday Link Party.
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I did not know it was as easy as getting a kit and doing it!! They are all very sweet.
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These turned out so lovely!! They would make great Christmas presents!
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where did you find the lettering kit?
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Cookie, Here is the link to the set I purchased: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NPUKY8/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000NPUKY8&linkCode=as2&tag=letcreeve-20&linkId=ae944dc5443336311367d092929909bb
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So glad I came to your blog. I almost purchased a set of stamped flatware today, but after reading this there is no need to that. I like that I can make them more personal by making them myself. Thanks so much for sharing.
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These are adorable and I want to make some for me. LOL
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What a fun idea! Thank you for sharing.
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This is the cutest idea! So glad you shared it with us at The Creative Circle Link Party!
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I absolutely love these and I had no idea it was such a simple process! Thanks.
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I have always loved seeing items using this technique. I didn’t realize how easy it is to do. They look lovely.
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Can you use them for food after using the marker? I got a spoon stamped as a gift and it just sits in my silverware caddy. Would love to make some of my own just don’t know if they are decorative or can be used
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I was wondering the same thing. I wouldn’t use them after the marker. Depending on the metal content I might not use them after it was stamped either. But certainly could if you stamped the handle.
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Wow, I really love this idea! I will keep this in mind for next year’s Christmas.
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I absolutely love these!! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
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Oh my goodness, I LOVE these! Such a cute idea, classic and personalized…I love it!
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How safe is the black marker to be put in food and mouth?
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Hi Judy! I would say it is up to your preference… I keep mine on mine coffee bar for decoration and I also use mine when making coffee. The lettering has not lost any coloring during use. Mine also get out in our dishwasher for cleaning too. I’m not aware of another alternative for darkening the letters, but I haven’t looked for one either. You could also not darken the letters too.
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