Luggage identifiers

Hate standing at the baggage carousel wondering which bag is yours? Here's how to find your luggage at the airport with a little duct tape and make sure you grab the right one. #travel #protip via @sightdoing

After a long flight, the last thing you want to do is pull a dozen pieces of luggage off a baggage carousel to check which one is yours. From buying decorative luggage to creating custom tags and patches, there are many ways to make your...

Learn how to make your own fabric luggage handle wrap with this step by step sewing tutorial. A quick and easy way to help identify your luggage.

Ideas for making suitcases and other luggage easy to identify at airports, on buses, or in hotels. Use ribbon, tags, markers, tape, stickers. Includes expert links and advice video. #traveltips #travelgadgets #familytravel #familyvacation #travelwithkids

PomPom Luggage Identifiers: Because let's face it, sometimes we pick up the wrong luggage from the conveyor belt at baggage claim. I'd love a quick and adorable way to spot my luggage and being a maker, I decided to recreate it instead of paying 6 dollars at the container stor…

Set off on your next travel adventure with the confidence of never losing sight of your luggage. Learn how to make a luggage tag with our easy and creative DIY luggage tags guide, perfect for adding a personal stamp to your bags. These 20 DIY luggage tag ideas not only ensure easy identification but also infuse your gear with a touch of your own style. Dive into crafting something unique that is both a practical tool and a reflection of your personality. Elevate your travel experience by…

Are luggage straps actually useful? Should you get them or is it better to pass? In this post, well show you why some use them and why some don't. Luggage straps are other known as luggage bands, suitcase bands, travel straps, travel bands, suitcase ties, and other similar names. Actually, they all mean the same thing. #travel #vacation #packingtips #traveltips #luggage #luggagestraps #suitcasestraps #suitcasebands #travelbands #luggagebands #travelstraps #suitcase

Mark your suitcases so they are easy to recognize at a glance. Especially at the airport where 99% of all suitcases look the same! Way better than ribbon!

Mark your suitcases so they are easy to recognize at a glance. Especially at the airport where 99% of all suitcases look the same! Way better than ribbon!

I used a length of neon paracord to wrap the handle with a 16 lead 3 bight Turk's head knot on this piece of luggage. It makes it easier to identify your own bags when among so many other similar ones at the airport. There's also a diagram for tying this knot in 'The Complete Book of Decorative Knots' by Geoffrey Budworth. *The links to the KHWW site no longer work since that website is gone, so I've removed them and updated this post with a link to my video tutorial for the long 4 bight…