Sunday, April 20, 2008

Luggage Tag

I finished my first attempt at a luggage tag. Let's just say that the finish is a bit 'rustic', but that's OK since I used a Prairie Schooler design. It's the Four Seasons from the cover of a recent issue of the Gift of Stitching Magazine. I just stacked two of the seasons on each side. Once again, I used my beloved crop-a-dile to make the eyelet. An id or business card fits neatly inside. I stitched it on 18 ct Aida. The color is 'Into the Sky', hand-painted by Lauren at Sassy's. The hand-painted fabric is much softer to work with than un-dyed Aida.

Prairie Schooler Tag, Fall/Spring

Prairie Schooler Tag, Summer/Winter

11 comments:

  1. It's adorable!!! I think I should get myself one of those crop-a-dile's of yours, seems to be very handy!
    Great idea of using the four seasons.

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  2. How cool is that? And to think, now you'll have to watch to see that your tag isn't taken, instead of the luggage... :) it looks great!

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  3. That is very nice, what a great idea.

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  4. Really sweet idea, Annie! Such a nice finish!

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  5. Your luggage tag is just great Annie. So pretty as well as useful! Yay! And I love the four seasons designs.

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  6. What a lovely idea, much better than the card thingies I am used to, as patternnuts says, you will have to keep your eye on the tag as well as the luggage lol

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  7. What a great idea!! And with everyone having the same color suitcase (black), it makes picking yours out easier.

    And here my mom went and colored hers with glitter paint...

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  8. i love the idea of a luggage tag.. too cute.. I had been thinking of making something similar to add to the straps of my purses.. cute.

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  9. What a fabulous idea! Well done, it looks great. :)

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