#keianna

FINALLY HERE AND READY TO BATTLE!!! got one ref to finish and then you're all GOING DOWNNNNN <3

They’re Both Veeeeeeery Old Ocs By @askkassandragf-v-2 , And I Find Them Super Cool Looking :3

I Hope You Still Remembered Them 😅

massive doodle dump

+ egg

LETS GO TEAM SEAFOAM WOOHOOOOOO we can just ignore the fact that stardust has over ten thousand more members then us it's fiiiiiiiiiine we're gonna be fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine

"So when traveling one should always have an ID tag on their check-in luggage so the airport employees can easily differentiate which luggage is yours in case it goes missing and so that YOU can easily spot your own luggage as it moves along the conveyer belt."

And so I created a lil fun idea to make a simple, personalized, and reusable ID luggage tag. ( ^ - ^ )v

Here's how it works:

Materials Needed:

Paper

Scissors or a Trim Cutter(?)

CPU

Some kind of word processor

Printer

String or Ribbon

Lanyard

ID Plastic Cover thingy

1) First you open up your word processor on either Mac or Windows. Here I'm using Pages on my MacBook Pro.

2) Choose a templete for Business Cards. Personally I'm using the Classic Business Card template.

3) Now for me, most of my personal info was filled in automatically but this is when you personalize it.

  4) Print it out and Cut along the lines.

5) Fold it up like a brochure and place it into a ID tag cover thing (haha idk what's it's called exactly)

6) Voila! Now you can use a simple ribbon or string to tie it to your luggage bag and afterwards you can totally convert it into a useful ID lanyard.

***Now another reason I also made this is so we can carry around our train passes easily once we purchase them in Europe.***

A thankies SHOUT OUT to Kevin for giving me such an AMAZINGly cute and adorable Hello Kitty lanyard and key cover!!! Expect bunches of pics of it in Paris with us! ( ^ - ^ )/ ~<3