Marking your luggage
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It's a great idea since so many pieces of luggage look alike -- either black or green and most with wheels. We used curly ribbon clusters in bright green when we took the students the Budapest and Macedonia -- made corraling the bags a LOT easier -- we still have the remnants of that on our bag handles -- but time for a new "cluster" I think!!!<BR>Just put it on the top or narrow sides rather than the big flat sides for easier visibility
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After seeing a friend exercise creativity in marking her luggage, I too, went to Michael's (arts & crafts store in Tx) and bought fabric paint (comes in small tube) and drew a few stars on my luggage. I also have red ribbon on bag; however as Alice said many folks are using the ribbon trick. My bronze & silver stars set my bags apart.
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Hi<BR><BR>True it all looks the same on the conveyor !<BR><BR>I kill two birds with one stone ............. I have a multicoloured nylon belt I wrap through the handle and around the case.<BR><BR>Easy to recognise and secure from accidental damage.<BR><BR>Peter<BR>
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Hi<BR><BR>Message: Like Tina, I used fabric paint and not being able to draw used stencils - my black luggage with pink, blue, and purple stars, moons, suns and planets is unmistakable!<BR>ja<BR><BR><BR>Best thing is ............ no one else would want to take it !<BR><BR>Peter<BR><BR>
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