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This is a travel wallet, you wear it around your neck and under your shirt, or top. Perfect if you're exploring a city
The theme for Macro Monday this week is 'wallet'. Hmmm: my wallet is a bit crappy. My first thought: is a sporran a wallet? Chat GPT says it sort of is, as it can be used for the same function. And they are much more interesting than a 'conventional' wallet. And is an e-wallet a wallet? Chat GPT thinks that's a great question. Well, I tried to be clever. I missed the last two weeks of Macro Monday. Last week the theme was "Motion Blur", so I thought, what if I picture a wallet with the motion blur of a money note being pulled from it? But then I remembered I also missed the previous week when the theme was "Tile", but strange as I might be, I never carry tiles in my wallet. So I'll go back to just 'wallet'. And the English have enough jokes about Scots never opening their wallets. I just know SkyeWeasel is going to have snails emerging from a closed and locked wallet! Mind you it's not often I actually find some cash in my wallet. Who carries cash anymore? I was actually disappointed to find there were no moths in my wallet. That would have made a picture..........
Anyhow, my wallet is old, creased, cracked and crappy. It's not a fashion item, it's not a thing of beauty: few will ever see it! I think it may have been made of pig skin/leather. It holds my driving licence, credit and debit cards and any bank notes, if I have any. And that's it, apart from the odd receipt or business card I may collect along the way. I never carry it in my trouser pocket, always in an inside jacket pocket. I'm quite aware of pick pockets, having had a close shave with some in Prague
Here's an interesting story about a wallet www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14865481/lost-wallet-sea...
Stitcher's Wallet: Travel embroidery kit with compartments for scissors and thread plus felt for holding needles.
Made to bring along with me to The Sewing Summit!
Ok, here's the updated version with the interior. I thought it would be cool if you can make some wallets this way, then flip everything and make some the other way...if it's not too much work.
A wallet submission for Tinymeat™. I'm planning on painting a "aa" battery themed one, but thought I'd try with this vector based piece in the meantime.
This #wallet is my Father's day gift from my daughter. Thanks to @carita for proposing a theme that help me shot this wonderful wallet. HMM!
20250704_5088_R62-100 My first wallet
I got this embossed leather wallet about 1969-70. At the time my mother worked as a leather machinist for the small company making them. I did a few days working there one school holidays operating the leather embossing machine. Whether I embossed the leather for this wallet I cannot remember. The embossing on this (well worn and no longer used) wallet shows a NZ Maori Warrior.
The locking dome is showing verdigris.
Another photo in my stream (see first comment below) shows a telephone book cover also made in the same factory. The top left embossing is the Maori warrior that is on my old wallet.
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Never know what you'll find when MM says "wallet".
So I dug out my old traveling wallet from my corp days. Lo and Behold ..... my old hotel and airline cards and old country currency.
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Hmmmm, wonder how much it is worth???
Nikon N1J4 w/ 55mm F vintage macro lens.
I finally have some of the Strike up the band and Paper Boats wallets that I designed for Tinymeat for sale in my Etsy shop!
My latest handmade wallet.
I've found the pattern in the local craft board, and made it.
It's very practical and useful, even though it's a kind of difficult in sewing.
I plan that I will use this fabric to make a matched card holder and mobile phone bag for myself too.
I hate carrying a purse, so in the winter when I have lots of pockets I'd much rather carry my little wallet. It's just big enough to hold my driver license, a couple credit cards and some cash for small purchases or tips.
The most compact wallet I've ever owned. Just enough room for a driver's license, a credit card or two, and a handful of bills.
After a few years in a man's back pocket his wallet becomes not just masculine but almost a part of the man. (As far as I know, women don't show enough loyalty to accessories that each becomes part of the other.)
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another version of the zippy wallet
blogged here:http://noodleheads.blogspot.com/2010/02/zippy-wallet-remix.html
This Wallet has just the orange branches unlike the first one from this fabric that I made, which had both the pink and orange branches. I really like them both :)
What do you think?
I love these tea wallets -- they really exemplify exactly the things I like to make. They're made with gorgeous natural linen and decorated with a patchwork made from upcycled tea packets.
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* Wallet for both bills and change. Made entirely out of flea market finds: curtain fabric, embroydered lace, zipper, snap closures and a piece of a placemat, inserted in the back for sturdiness.
This is one out of a series of twelve.
* Portemonnee voor papier- en kleingeld. Enkel uit rommelmarkt vondsten gemaakt: gordijnstof, geborduurd lint, rits, drukknopen en een stuk placemat, in de achterkant verwerkt voor stevigheid.
Dit is er eentje uit een serie van twaalf.