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Grommet Wallet by Indygo Junction made with Art Gallery and Anthology fabrics.
Blogged here:
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My Wallet/Purse. I'm a bit concerned that it might fall apart sometime, but that's still not bad considering I bought it 20 years ago and was told it wouldn't last a week.
Square Wallet - SW
Updated about a week ago
Ví vuông nhiều ngăn, màu sắc bắt mắt
Size : 10x11cm
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Square Wallet, Small but useful
Size : 10x11cm
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ALL ABOUT US : ToHe Stories -- TẤT CẢ VỀ BỌN MÌNH NÈ :
Tò he là một doanh nghiệp xã hội hoạt động vì các em nhỏ. Mục tiêu của Tò he là tạo ra các sản phẩm thời trang và đồ trang trí gia đình được thị trường yêu thích mang thương hiệu Tò he với thiết kế hiện đại, đơn giản, và QUAN TRỌNG NHẤT các họa tiết của Tò he là từ tranh vẽ của các em nhỏ chịu thiệt thòi trong cuộc sống. Một phần lợi nhuận của việc kinh doanh sẽ được gửi lại để hỗ trợ các em trong cuộc sống tại các trung tâm bảo trợ. Mời bạn ghé thăm sản phẩm nhé!. .
Tohe is a social enterprise in Vietnam with a clear mission to provide a creative learning playground for disadvantaged children. Through creative arts classes, Tohe brings opportunities for children to play and learn in a different academic setting. Selected artworks from art classes has been selected, redesigned and used as prints for lifestyle products, branded under the name Tòhe. Products have been distributed both in Vietnam and internationally. Portion of profits are used to fund the creative class program & scholarship program for talented children. Tòhe also wants to demonstrate to these children that creative work as a potential career for those who are talented in these areas and that creative work also creates economic value and is becoming a new trend of international economy (creative economy)
In designing TOHE products we explore the innocent beauty, free coloring and infinite imagination of the paintings of children. Made from nature-friendly materials with simple but modern designs and child-like sensitivities, TOHE's products are unique. Moreover, the paintings of disadvantaged children reflect their optimism and love of life. This is the humane aspect of TOHE stories: difficulties and deprivations cannot hinder the spirit, the soul, the imagination.
Our products categories include: clothes, accessories, gifts, homeware, stationeries
Keyka Lou's wallet pattern. Very simple and satisfying project. Have made it many times. Realizing it needs a smaller pattern fabric. (Or a more careful cutter- am new to this)
my DIY project for the year.. ive been missing macro mondays. a lot. glad to be on break finally. gives me a chance to catch up.
made this! very excited. inspired by tri fold card wallets I have seen recently. my spin on it. not quite done. gotta get a cool button to keep it together. :)
I love this geometric print from Anna Maria Horner's Drawing Room collection, and the colors are fabulous. This checkbook wallet holds your duplicate style checks, paper money, a pen, and your credit card and ID.
A wallet my best friend surprised me with yet again! I love her so! :D And i love the wallet! MKB love! <3
Modified from theRIAA's lovely tutorial on creating a paper wallet. The original design only had two inner card pockets and limited space inside the body of the wallet itself. Being female I'm obligated to carry my life in my wallet, so I had to enlarge it a bit.
It's made out of two folded sheets of adhesive vinyl, cut down to 8.5x11. The sheets are offset by a few inches, and then I followed the standard instructions from there. The only difference is cutting a larger hold in the back sheet to allow for four slots. Also, using the vinyl allowed me to stick some of the flap together, creating a big more durability.
Since the vinyl is much thicker than standard paper, there was no way it would stay shut, especially once loaded up. So I used the pocket created by offsetting the sheets and stuck on a big ugly tab.
The end result has a bill pocket, three full inner card pockets, one flimsy inner card pocket (that I use for useful bit of paper), and two pockets that open at the edges (that I use for my business and gift card collection), and a bunny for style.
We'll see how it holds up.
This exclusively stylish leather passport travel wallet is entirely handmade of top distressed cowhide leather. Distressed leather, or call "crazy horse leather", has a rustic feeling. At the beginning, it is easy to have some scratches on the surface which are easy to get removed by hands. With times and usage, the surface will gradually become a smoothing, shining and gives the wallet a very nice vintage look. It has two credit card slots and two large inner pockets for having everything with you...
Handmade leather trifold wallet with a squirrel on one corner and a nut on the opposite corner. The colors are brown and antique black, inside has slot for money, see-thru ID card space, and slots for credit cards. Dimensions are 3-3/8" x 4-1/2" closed.
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Biker wallet
Size 7" x 3"
This item is made with tooling leather and took me about 3 hours.
The time and price depend on the design and work involve.
inside of the sock monkey wallet= bananas! here's a shot with stuff in it! made with this brushed cotton fabric from sew, mama, sew.
This wallet was made from recycled Cheeto's Chile Limon bags. This and others can be seen in my shop
Birds-eye-view of the two wallets. Each wallet is intended to shield the contents from RF so that cards which have embedded RFID chips cannot be read without taking them out... That is the idea... but in practice, since neither wallet forms a complete farraday cage around the cards, I don't know whether it would work... haven't tested yet.
The "Blue Wallet" uses the anti-static electronics bag to achieve RF shielding.
The "Yellow Wallet" uses shielding fabric obtained from www.lessemf.com
PLOC MONSTERS
Ploc Monsters (1988-1989) foi uma coleção de figurinhas transfix(que a gente raspa com unha, lápis ou outro objeto na parte de trás e o desenho fica igual a algumas tatuagens), que vinha no chiclet PLOC.
A idéia foi lançada com 80 figurinhas de desenhos de monstrinhos. Cada um deles tinha um nome de pessoa, mas, por causa do enorme sucesso de vendas, o número foi ampliado para 128.
o desenhista Céu D’Elia, foi o responsável pela criação dos monstrinhos em 1988: www.ailhadoceu.com.br