Hold in place with your sewing clips (binder clips will also work). Place on top of the luggage tag about 1/2 inch down from the strap. Add the clear vinylĬut your vinyl a little bit larger than your luggage tag. Be sure your luggage tag strap is tucked inside.Ĭut the end of the strap and all four corners with your sewing scissors. Sew all around using the straight stitch, then zigzag stitch. Pin in place leaving a small opening for turning. Place the other fabric piece on top, right sides together. Print a copy to keep next to your sewing machine for easy reference.*** Time to sewįold the strap in half, short ends together and pin in place to the short end of one of the fabric pieces with the end sticking out about 1/2 inch. Includes 9-pages of step-by-step instructions with pictures. ***You can find the ad-free, printable PDF version of this sewing tutorial available for purchase HERE. Straight stitch the luggage tag strap along each side lengthwise. Open up the strap and fold each side to the middle and press. Make the strapįold the strap in half lengthwise as shown above. Attaching interfacing to the strap is optional. I just flip it over and press with my iron on the cotton steam setting until the interfacing is attached. Follow the package instructions to attach. Place one piece of interfacing on the wrong side of one of the fabric pieces. I use Pellon 911FF Fusible Interfacing for all of my handmade handbags and accessories for extra durability. Attach fusible interfacingĬut two pieces of fusible interfacing just smaller than your fabric pieces. Using your rotary cutter, cutting mat, and clear ruler, cut two fabric pieces measuring 3 1/2 inches by 5 inches and one fabric piece measuring 2 inches by 12 inches. One fabric piece measuring 2 inches by 12 inches.Two fabric pieces measuring 3 1/2 inches by 5 inches – my favorite fabric shop.Print a copy to keep next to your sewing machine for easy reference.*** Luggage tag supplies needed:
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