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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.
A credit/debit/ID card wallet. The image of the Mona Lisa was printed directly onto a 1mm sheet of baked polymer clay via my inkjet printer.
This is my newest craft project. It's a no-sew wallet chain made from a piece of tailor's tape.
The wallet was assembled using the metal bits that are on the end of the measuring tape.
I'll probably create an instructable for this after I have tested mine out for a bit.
my first project with piping... i needed a wallet that would hold cards, coins and checkbook and not be hideous or bulky... :)
Most plastic wallet packagings of the 80s aged very badly. Heat, sunlight, humidity, glue, bad storage etc, for those that were not discarded in the first place. At last we can preserve those games correctly.
There are cards in the pockets, but you can't see them.
Pattern from Amy Karol's Bend the Rules Sewing.
These photos are from a post about my adventures trying to find out if a wallet was authentic Prada and then how I decorated it to make it cuter.
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Completed Klingon passport wallet. If you like it, please comment!
I'd like to welcome the folks from FlyerTalk. If you'd like your own custom passport cover, email me at dsdooley@essexleather.com, or leave a comment. I'd love to work with you!
I made a piece of selvedge-patchwork and have decided to make it into a wallet. I made one before... without much succes, so this time I've consulted online tutorials and will throw myself into this today, this afternoon! Wooohooo!
i made up 12 little "kits" of wallets, change purses and cell phone holders with various combinations of keys, tickets, change, photos, expired driver's licences, hotel keycards, subway tokens, and depleted gift cards, as well as interesting pictures and some thomas trading cards. T has seen a lot of this before, but there were far fewer objects to look at and i made the mistakes of (1) putting it all in the basket at one time, and (2) hiding jelly beans in some of the pockets. this time i'm offering only three kits at a time, changing out one each night. and no jelly beans! that aspect really spoiled the idea of exploration for its own sake.
My first full-sized wallet! My first zipper! Now I just need some money to go in it! (Camera is broken - from now on I'm using my cell phone for photography!) :(
tutorial here: elily00.wordpress.com/tutorials/wallet/
there is a great tutorial for how i made this on my blog
only need two pieces of felt and 2 buttons
can be embellished many ways
Cut 2 pieces of the Body of the wallet, 1 piece of the bill pocket, 2 pieces of the inside pockets, 1 piece of the flap.
This adorable wallet will hold your: credit cards, visits, money and coins.
It's got:
- 5 card slots
- 1 zipper coin pocket
It's fully interfaced, and closes with a magnetic snap. Now available in my shop.
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.
It's a wallet made from a Dole fruit juice carton.
You can find the pattern to make one here at SoyWallets.
I did the outside hole first, then lined it up with the inside since when I closed it the two "Dole" sections didn't fully overlap. I wanted the lid to be the "O" in "DOLE".
Time to get another contanier this week.
Btw, this was Orange/Banana/Strawberry and quite frankly, we thought it sucked. It makes for a pretty wallet though and it does smell nice.