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Outside view of a credit/debit/ID card wallet. The wallet is made of polymer clay except the elastic band for the clasp, the ribbon "binding," and the interior (which is made of paper). The image I printed onto a thin sheet of cooked polymer clay on my inkjet printer. The elastic band is in the "open" position in the photo. In the "closed" position it would be wrapped around the clay bamboo.
Pocket wallets, my own design - a staple of my stock for years - still a winner - still as handy as ever. I make each myself, by hand.
I don't make them much anymore, and wanting to keep affordable things in stock, i thought I'd revisit them, with a fresh eye. Simplify them a little bit, lowered the cost, etc… I really do want more people carrying my goods and I know cost is a barrier to entry, so here ya go!
This series of pocket wallet sare pretty cool, pretty different - a little rough, a little sophisticated, super deep colors - these will age wonderfully. I suspect the colors will blend and overall will fade over time. I was pretty heavy handed with the topcoat, so they should keep their shine and be tough for a long time.
Made from veg-tan leather and lined, these are tough and good looking. Snaps are brass snap - simple and durable.
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Pocket wallet/ card cases hold a few credit cards, some business cards - this is not a "Costanza" (check "Seinfeld) and if you stuff it like George would, you will rip it. Take a few cards, not a stack - fold a few bills into the money clip and you are set. Let me say something about fit here… this case is tight, things are not loose or sloppy - like I said tight.
Why, you might ask?
Well leather stretches, and better to start tight, IMSHO, and work your way to loose over time.. rather than starting off loose and getting sloppy. if you really cant handle the tightness, stuff it full of those "fake credit cards, the gift ones - take the stuffed wallet - and run it under warm water until it is pretty wet - then let it air dry (NO SUN or heat guns!!) for 3 days - hang it to dry, let it dry naturally, pull out the cards when you are done, and you will be rewarded with a form fit piece of kit, you had a hand in customizing.
The money clip on the back of this unit is a killer - you will NOT bend it or break it - guaranteed. That alone is worth the price of admission!
A good money clip is a rare, and this is the one you've always wanted, its a Duckbill!
Handily - the clip is removable from the case- if you ever want to "decouple".
So there you have it, the Pocket Wallet - fresh new edition!
LADIES, LADIES - remember, this isn't for Mens only! - this is for you too, you can throw this in your purse -it is a handy - "cash and cards" solution!
Thanks to the Jetset Show and Instructables.com, I can make a wallet out of an A4 piece of paper! Woo.
The Elysee Wallet in iconic Monogram canvas is a stylish blend of vintage-inspired details and exquisite materials.Luxurious calf leather and a classic golden brass S-lock add to its timeless charm.
This wallet chain is done in black Stainless Steel rings. It is approximately 18 inches in length and has a split ring on one end and a clasp on the other.
I got this idea from the Trashy Novel wallets. I used illustrations from a vintage childrens' book. The wallets are covered in vinyl and snap shut.
Two wallet submissions. Both from a calendar coming out in 2009. The tiger hunt has some humor with the tiger lurking in the background. The circus submission is strong as a full look but in half both sides have strong individual images.
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Handcrafted minimalistic/slim leather wallet, cut & fold out of a single leather piece, without stitching or added adhesive.
This is a kevlar wallet for the minimalist. When a bifold is too big, this should be just right. Now with an added clear ID sleeve on the back... say hello to wallet efficiency.
About the material:
Aramid doesn’t have the same following as carbon fiber, but it should. Kevlar and Technora are both name brand members of the Aramid family that you might be familiar with. Kevlar has been made famous by its use in body armor and flame resistant clothing. Its the stuff that they use to stop bullets and walk through fire, just in a different format. The Kevlar Aramid cloth we use is sailcloth- which gives it a unique glossy waterproof finish. So while you might be tempted to buy an Aramid wallet and call it bullet proof, we don’t suggest putting that theory to the test.
* Card wallet, made out of shiny black faux leather and red faux suede.
* Kaarthouder, gemaakt van glanzend zwart kunstleer en rood kunstsuède.
Made for my friend, Marie. Combined tutorials by That Darn Kat darnkat.wordpress.com/quilted-fabric-wallet-tutorial/ and Confessions of a Fabricaholic elily00.wordpress.com/tutorials/wallet/.
Wallet I made for myself a while back and forgot to post photos of. I used the scraps from my kindle case and triple zip pouch for the outside and did a little FMQ to fancy it up a bit. It is just big enough to hold what I need when I don't want to carry a purse. I added a detachable wrist strap to this one so I can tuck it in a pocket or wear it on my wrist.
For my husband when he goes running and then for coffee afterward. Attaches to the shoelaces with velcro. Tutorial here.