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This DIY folded paper wallet will hold over ten credit cards and several bills, yet is only 1/4" thick and will easily fit in a back pocket.
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Materials needed
1) 9" x 12" piece of heavy paper (the front 1/2 of a manilla envelope works well)
10) credit cards (or however many you will need to carry)
1) pencil or pen
1) 9" x 12" piece of heavy paper (the front 1/2 of a manilla envelope works well)
10) credit cards (or however many you will need to carry)
1) pencil or pen
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Dec 2, 2007. 8:10 PMchrisrock410
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thanks. :)
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Nov 22, 2007. 9:12 PMchrisrock410
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Could you use 8.5x11 inch paper?
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Nov 27, 2007. 11:28 AMjaywiese (author)
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Couldn't get 8.5x11 to work- it's just too small. Maybe legal size? Actually, you might be able to make 8.5x11 to work if you omit the flap over the credit card side.
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May 1, 2007. 7:32 AMianbar20
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cant u fold it once more so that its smaller ? the only problem with toat is that the bills can fall out.
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May 1, 2007. 8:18 AMjaywiese (author)
says:
Sure- but it'll be more than twice as thick this way. I've been using this wallet daily for about a year and I've never had any problem with money falling out.
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