There was a lot of interest in the tags and a number of people asked me for a tutorial. They were fairly quick and easy the time consuming part being the little buckles. So I simplified the design by using ribbon instead. This is what the new design looks like.
As you can see, pretty similar but easier. I've now done a tutorial and it is listed on the Tutorials page. The tab is at the top of my blog.The painters have finished and the house is looking really spruce and tidy with nice white windows and newly painted doors. However, they had to do a lot of sanding. I'm now having to wipe down every surface in every room to get rid of the sanding dust. Oh well...
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Great project for summertime travel! I linked to your tutorial over at Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-sew-a-fabric-luggage-tag/2010/08/02/
--Anne
these are beautiful!
i love the way they look!
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