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Make a wallet from scraps

Make a wallet from scraps
How to make a two-pocket cloth wallet with two segments to fit credit cards, etc.

For these wallets I used spare material that I had lying around from previous projects. Making these are a great way to get rid of those bits of material that are too small for much else.

I used http://www.instructables.com/id/Sew-a-simple-oilcloth-wallet/ as a reference and basis for most of my measurements.

What you'll need:

-Roughly 2 sq ft of material
-Roughly the same amount of interfacing (I find the fusible easier to work with in this situation)
-Disappearing ink marker, or something that will easily was off the cloth
-Ruler and a sewing machine would be very useful

Optional:
-Fabric glue
-Button
-Small piece of ribbon
-Needle and thread
 
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Step 1Cutting your peices

Cutting your peices
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Of the cloth:
-Cut one 5 x 8 and draw a line through the center, longways.
-Cut one 6 x 8
-Cut one 12 x 8 and draw a line through the center, whatever way is opposite of longways (my mind went blank)

Of interfacing;
-Cut one 2.5 x 8
-Cut one 6 x 8
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