I’m late writing this post but wanted to make sure you didn’t miss my latest FREE video tutorial!
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If you’re traveling this summer take a few minutes and make yourself a quilted luggage tag. It’s so easy to make you will want to make one for every one you know! Seriously, it’s a fab scrap buster. You can use up those orphan charm squares and a little piece of elastic and vinyl. I use a piece of an index card to write down my name and address and then slip it in the little clear pocket. That’s it!
I wanted to give a big thanks to Christina over at A Few Scraps. She’s an amazing quilter! If you don’t know her be sure to check out her blog. I got the idea for these luggage tags from her tutorial and it was so crazy easy I thought I’d make a video tutorial for you to enjoy. If you prefer the text & picture tutorial you can click here to check it out on her blog.
Now I’ll leave you with the step-by-step video tutorial. Enjoy!
{P.S.- If you’re into free motion quilting (or want to learn), check out Christina’s Craftsy classes —> Free Motion Quilting Essentials and The Secrets of Free-Motion Quilting. Both classes are great whether you’re a beginner, need a refresher or are looking for inspiration for quilting your next quilt. I recommend them both!
Julie
This is awesome! Will make a few tomorrow for an upcoming vacation!!!! Thanks so much!
Dora
This is a great idea! Not much fabric and not time consuming. Vacation is near and will be making some of these tags. Thanks for sharing!!
Linda
I was just researching a pattern for quilted luggage tags and happened across your fun and easy tutorial.
I’m heading to China in a week, but just realized that my new suitcases don’t have luggage tags, and. I’ve just moved anyway. Ergo, I need new luggage tags to put in my new address.
I love how simple and quick these are to make. Therefore, I will make a few of them tomorrow.
Thanks for the tutorial!