Can you help me find these

I wanted to post because these are what Im planning to do for our place names too, just havnt got round to it yet.

Ive had a quick search and found these, are they suitable? It says out of stock but new stock arriving on the 12th....

https://www.notonthehighstreet.com/

or these http://www.gtfloristsupplies.co.uk/stationary-pricing/luggage-labels which you could add your own string or ribbon of your own choice

Oh and I searched for brown luggage tags to find that because I "think" thats what they are called

HTH

Lots of these on Ebay, but not with the nice material as the "string" - perhaps you could replace it with nice ribbon?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/50-Buff-Strung-Tags-Luggage-Labels-82mm-x-41mm-/320610772718?pt=UK_Tickets_Travel_Luggage_CA&hash=item4aa5e426ee

Try these links here, it might give you a better idea of what is out there!

Try here. They have some gorgeous things.

http://www.folksy.com/items/555457-Her-Royal-Highness-HRH-Vintage-Style-Gift-Tags-x-6?shop=yes

Hi All,

Thanks for all your help!

The folksy ones are perfect but I want them completely plain! ? I was originally going to go with some like the ones on not on the high st/ebay and I'm going to tie them with ribben so I may order some and see how they look.

Not sure of the price but im pretty sure you could get them from WHSmiths or other stationary stores!

Hi ladies, not sure if its going to be any help at all but we do these style tags http://www.lilypondweddings.com/placecards.htm I would be happy to design something a bit more vintage for you.

Email me if I can help in any way.

Andrea

If you want them completely plain, they stock them in WHSmiths.

I got mine from Jane Means

the buy online option on her website isn't working at the moment but you can still get them on not on the high street

http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/janemeans/product/100_small_old_fashioned_gift_labels

They were great to deal with and very promtt service

Thanks for all your help, I've ordered a few from folksy and I'm going to try them out then I think I may get the ones from not on the high street!

Drifter, do you have any photos of how you used them? I am thinking of stamping the names on them and tying with ribbon.

Have you thought of getting brown parcel labels & dying them with teabags to age them. Really easy to do & will give them a more authentic look.

not trying to seem too thick but how would I do this? ?

Put the teaboags in boiling water as you would when making a cuppa then just "wash" the tags with the teabag just gently to use the tea colouring to make the tags look watermarked & aged.

Thanks sherrie Ill def give this a go!