Sizing / Finished Measurements:
Large with 2 card slots – size : 3 ¾" (h) x 5 ½"(w)
Small with 2 card slots – size : 3" (h) x 4" (w)
Tall with only 1 card slot – size : 3 ¾" (h) x 3" (w)
Linking to Elm Street Quilts Bag It 2017
Large with 2 card slots – size : 3 ¾" (h) x 5 ½"(w)
Small with 2 card slots – size : 3" (h) x 4" (w)
Tall with only 1 card slot – size : 3 ¾" (h) x 3" (w)
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| I gave the large one of these to a friend for her birthday and the small one I donated as a prize at a craft show I did in November. |
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| They hold business cards, credit cards or ID cards. |
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| My friend loves tea, so this was a nice fabric for her. |
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| The back sides. |
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| Here is another one in different fabrics. |
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| The back side. |
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| I made this one a bit different by adding another pocket, so now it has 4 card pockets instead of just 2 pockets. |
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| This is a different card wallet that I found somewhere online for free, but I cannot remember where or the name of the tutorial. Sorry. |
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| I used scraps to create the outside. |
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| Inside are 4 pockets for cards. I used a piece of Ultra Suede for the snap tab. |
Linking to Elm Street Quilts Bag It 2017
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like Daryl said its a great project for using up small bits of fabric. I love mine and its very practical as well as beautiful. I like that its so thin because it doesn't feel bulky in my purse and its easy to find. great job and thanks again for my lovely tea wallet. (ha I almost wrote tea bag)
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I really like these little fabric card cases. They are fun to make and easy to spot in a purse. They also weigh very little and add no extra bulk like a wallet adds to a purse. Well Done Dear...<3
ReplyDeleteThose are cute - that tea pot fabric is adorable :) These are a great item to make in advance and have ready for unexpected gift giving occasions - they'd also make great "wrapping" for gift cards :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. Thanks for sharing as part of Elm Street Quilts Bag It.
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