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Aluminum Foil Wallet

This is made of ALL aluminum foil and glue to hold it together.

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Step 1The Materials

Things you will need:

Aluminum Foil

Knife/Sccisors

Glue(not pictured)

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9 comments

Oct 9, 2008. 6:26 PMkylem35 says:

try wrapping the 3 sheets of tin foil together with packaging tape. it worked for me but i did not do the credit card pockets

Oct 6, 2008. 5:36 PMkylem35 says:

i think maybe if you wrap the tin foil in clear packaging tape it would make it stronger and less likely to rip. but then the folds and creases wont be as folded as well as with out the tape. idk im gonna try it tho. cool idea... shiny

Apr 14, 2008. 4:27 PMcasey321b says:

wouldn't it rip really easily? I would add some card stock or construction paper for support on the places you don't want it to bend at... but really cool idea!!!

Aug 12, 2008. 9:27 PMMehmed6 (author) says:

it was a 100 degree day so my brain was on sleep mode so couldnt think of any ideas like that, but GREAt idea!

Sep 20, 2008. 2:42 PMmettaurlover says:

THAT explains it. i made this, but i put duct tape between two layers of foil so it didn't rip. and yes, i tried. that stuff fixes EVERYTHING. except for ducts.