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Five cards place. Nice thick coin compartment that will fold out if it get full. (I am happy to figure out this one!) Two bills compartments and one compartment for random stuff behind the card holders.
Pattern figured out by myself by drawing on paper. :)
I always see things that I want to change when it is finished:
I should have used other color for the polka dot fabric to set it off nicely.
And the zipper should be opposite direction.
But in the end I am happy to have a functional and whole wallet!
This wallet comes complete with a standard deck of playing cards, spiral notebook and scoring pencil. This is perfect for travel or carrying in your backpack or purse. You'll be ready to play cards whenever and wherever you want!
Also available with crayons!
If you see a wallet you would like with a the crayons or cards switched, just let me know in 'notes to seller' or in an email and I'll switch them for you.
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New Simple plastic credit card pocket case wallet holder by Indigo.
New handmade wallet and matched Iphone fabric case.
I love the color theme of brown mint and pink so here it is.
It's made me think of Mint and Chocolate Ice cream. ;-P
Yellow paper wallet.
A small, slim, durable, expandable and light wallet made from a tear-resistant, paper thin, and elastic fabric called Tyvek®.
2 credit card slots, 2 contact card flaps ,2 easy access pockets & 1 cash compartment. Fits 12+ Credit Cards.
8 x 20 cm (open)
Exterior view of my wallet. Lots of card slots. This custom wallet has the zipper compartment on the outside, but I usually put in on the bottom section.
Please see my profile for more information.
birthday gift from Ingrid! an awesome wallet from dear sukie! thank you so much for this sweet gift my friend!
This is what I keep my money and charge cards in. 6/10/12
Assignment: What do you keep your money in, wallet, purse, tin or pocket, take a photograph and show us (careful not to give personal away), post it then Tag it with #TP215
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Another Paperwallet collaboration.
Paperwallet collaborates with Chato from Colombia to bring you this monster wallet. From street art to illustration Chato isn’t afraid to communicate with monsters, armed with just a sharpie and his tremendous talent.
Like all paperwallet accessories you can expect the highest quality from from Chato’s paperwallet. This Tyvek wallet is paper-thin, durable, comfortable, expandable, tear-resistant, water proof, and long lasting. The paper wallet design has 2 credit card slots, 2 business card flaps, 2 side pockets and a cash compartment. There is no compromise in functionality here.
I am Chato, a monster translator from Colombia South America. People says that i´m also a designer, street artist, illustrator, a good chef and a hug expert.
I´ve been around for more than 10 years in the game translating monsters, doing art direction thing, and creating illustration and fine art for individuals, brands, the streets, the people I love and myself.
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Kate Spain really needs to have her own Flickr account so we can see all the projects made out of her lovely fabrics.
Verna with a bit of Amy Butler Lotus dot.
This travel wallet is cleverly designed to organize all you travel essentials. It is divided into two compartments: passport and boarding pass pockets in the front and inside pockets for currencies, coins as well as credit and frequent flyer cards.
If you put a coin in this wallet and tap it with you magic wand the coin disappears. When you say magic words and tap it again the coin comes back.
114 pictures in 2014 #95 magic/magical
Here is another of the Tomboy wallets, which is my new design and now available in my Etsy shop. I love the vibrant colors of this fabric! This wallet holds both coin and paper money and has four slots for your cards.
A "wallet on chain," which is going to function as a small clutch for me.
I'm addicted to accessories. I'm definitely still on a budget, but I splurged on this and an LV scarf, because life is too short.
10th January 2010 - I've been thinking about picking up a new wallet for sometime now. I think I've been putting it off for about 6 months. I mean there really wasn't a need for a new wallet, except for the fact that some of the leather has started to tear on my old one, but I thought it was time for a change.
For sometime I've been thinking about getting a J Fold wallet, only for the fact that I'm quite impressed by their design perspective of wallets, but the sticking point was the size; much larger than the wallet I'm use to. I somehow stumble across these "Dosh" wallets, and after checking out the size, I was sold.
I love the colour of it, but the worrying thing was getting used to only carrying around 6 cards (trust me, I tried slipping more in, and you really can't fit more than 6!) and the fact that bills are held in place by a money clip, which I have never used before since I don't have that much money to be slinging around. I must point out that it's made of a plastic rubber combination.
Normally I wouldn't be splashing out $110 for a wallet (!!!), but I rationalised it through all of these late hours I've been doing at work; time for a reward.
From Bend the Rules Sewing.
i didn't do the seaming around the outside because i read the errata to late and by following the pattern in the book i would not have been able to put my cards in.
Here are 3 things I have sewn in the last few days. I made 2 zippered pouches and a cheque book wallet.
Some pretty little framed Japanese handbags and small coordinating wallets made with Joel Dewberry's home deco weight Ginseng line. Blogged at:
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