I have work to do but I'm putting it off . . . on this International Workers' Day, also known as May Day. Here in Romania it's a long weekend, and most people scurried away to the beach, the mountains, or weekend trips abroad.
Which is what inspired me to write this article about luggage tags. That, and the fact that search engines actually find my Wordpress.com blog now and then when people search for such things. Also, someone bought one of my own – one luggage tag I designed, I mean.
So this is an article about cute and fun luggage tags, as well as about humorous bag tags. It's also, of course, about my desire to travel, which I hope to indulge in again sooner rather than later now that I've decided I want to shake things up a bit and travel more.
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Thank you, Tolovaj!
Useful & fun - a winning combination. I think they can make a great personalised gifts as well. Good selection, Mira, and congratulations on your sell!
Glad to hear that, Barb!
Those are really clever tags. i've only made one so far. You've given me some fresh ideas.
Thank you, Veronica. I agree, these could make great crafts projects as well.
Mira I LOVE these .
Apart from being fun they are so sensible and practical too and will avoid luggage mix ups to be sure. I love crafts and could make my own.
Ty for posting
Glad you like them :). I think they are very practical too, because many people own bags that are very similar.
Mira, Very nice every single one! My favorite, as a long-time believer in the Chicago Cubs, is the baseball tag ;-D.
I think QuickCreate works better if you only do some of the items there. Some items just won't sell, I think, unless you have an image that matches their concept. I'm thinking of belt buckles, clocks, playing cards, etc. I think playing cards go well with geometric designs, for instance. And then you can't use those for other items. So you're pretty much designing for only a handful of items most of the time. It gets better with photos, though, which is why I intend to use more photography in my store as well.
100 items in 2 seconds, but how much of it is thoughtfully created with care, love and attention to detail for how it would look? I haven't sold a thing (yet) but that may well be because I simply hit 'quick create' and plastered my five favorite photos over every available object when I first signed up. Now I need to go back and realise that some of the items just aren't going to work. Babies' dummies with autumn scenes on won't sell. I need a cute fuzzy teddy bear for that. I love the idea of creating a tie, but I notice that the design is only on the front, not the whole tie, which isn't much use. I'm getting better at postcards, mugs, luggage tags and T-shirts, though, I think.