Last week while my kids were away on a missions trip, I made a couple of quilted wallets that will be sold to help raise funds for
Hope House International.
I have made a number of these wallets before using the tutorial from
that*darn*kat. I make a few changes and/or additions each time, but she has provided a
great tutorial. The really cool thing is that you can actually use some of your scraps to make these since you can piece them together. This fabric I actually bought specifically to make these wallets and I have lots more, too.
Next, I am going to try adding an ID pocket on the outside flap for your driver's license. I have also added a loop to hold a pen inside on some of them. I will be selling these on
Hope House Handmades Etsy store, so check it out if you are interested.
Last week while my kids were away on a missions trip, I made a couple of quilted wallets that will be sold to help raise funds for Hope House International.
I have made a number of these wallets before using the tutorial from that*darn*kat. I make a few changes and/or additions each time, but she has provided a great tutorial. The really cool thing is that you can actually use some of your scraps to make these since you can piece them together. This fabric I actually bought specifically to make these wallets and I have lots more, too. 
Next, I am going to try adding an ID pocket on the outside flap for your driver's license. I have also added a loop to hold a pen inside on some of them. I will be selling these on Hope House Handmades Etsy store, so check it out if you are interested.
4 comments:
Neat wallets. You did such a great job on them too.
Those are beautiful wallets! Lovely craftsmanship. :-)
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Melanie
NotebookLearning.com
Sounds like a very productive trip - I like your blog (first time visitor - i came from 5 Minutes For Mom
Cute wallets! I like the idea of using scrap materials. I'll have to put this on that ever growing to-do list.
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