
The idea is not mine, but I took it and made it better by adding some dangly things and using more than one piece of fabric. And using fancy stitches.

I used the plastic luggage tag that's put out by 3M UNITEK and stitched it to a rectangle sandwich and layed strips of fabric along the top edges to secure it. Some I made fabric ties for and some I just used the loop provided in the package.

They're about the size of a postcard and very bright, so when all those dark blue bags come rolling down the ramp, their's will stand out.
3 comments:
Have I mentioned that I have two bags that I will be taking to China in the next few months???? Love them. Let's craft sometime soon. Hannah
So clever! I want to come over and we can ALL make luggage tags.
Those are so cute, and you are right, will make finding them much easier.
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