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I have plain, black luggage, which looks like many others. To identify mine, I took acrylic craft paint, and using a stencil, painted a flower. On the larger pieces, I used the end of a dowel to put pink polka dots on them. They were easily spotted, even at a distance!
By Marlene from Pittsburgh, PA
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RE: Customizing Your Luggage
I did that too, and it works well, plus sometimes you get compliments from other travelers.
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RE: Customizing Your Luggage
GREAT IDEA !! I did the yarn thing the last time I went home to La and I was not alone. I think I'll take this advice next time around. Thanks for the post !
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RE: Customizing Your Luggage
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Post By siris (Guest Post)
(05/09/2008)
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Your hint made me smile. Just last night I painted a lily on each side of my suitcase. I'm on my way to Florida from northern Canada.
My friend said she uses a piece of yarn orange or pink on her luggage handle. When I picked my son up at the airport I noticed many suitcases with pieces of pink and orange wool. Not much help there, I think!
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