Printable Luggage Tags

Printable luggage tags come in super handy when you are doing last-minute packing before a trip and you realize your bags are not labeled. Just print, fill out personal info, laminate and you are good to go!

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

In April I traveled for the first time in over 13 years and while I was trying so hard to remember everything I needed to bring with me,  I realized the night before I left that my suitcases had no luggage tags on them. Luckily I had my address stamp handy as well as some scrapbook paper and laminating sheets so I was able to bang one out in just a few minutes. I realize that not everyone has an address stamp so I designed these blank luggage tags that you can quickly fill out before you laminate them.

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

The first thing you need to do is print out your luggage tags onto the BACK of 8.5×11 scrapbook paper. This download (link provided at the bottom of this post) includes 6 tags on one sheet so print out as many as you need. Once printed you will cut out as many as you need.

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

Laminate each tag with photo laminating sheets. I like using the sheets pictured below because they are nice and thick and since you are printing on scrapbook paper it makes your luggage tags very sturdy.

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

Punch a hole into your laminated luggage tag with a single hole punch and thread with ribbon. Tie your tag onto your bags and you are good to go.

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

Click image below to download PDF. Free for personal use.

Printable Luggage Tags | Real Housemoms

 

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2 Comments

  1. Printable luggage tags are wonderful. They fit in perfect for summer as favors tags or gift labels and would make a ho-hum Bon Voyage invitation great.

  2. Thank you, those are very pretty! And a perfect idea to print them on the BACK of your favorite scrap book paper. Hmm, how come I haven’t thought of that myself… but I (too!) often find I miss out on the simplest ideas!

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