How to Make a BIFOLD Minimalist Wallet | One Piece Wallet
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Today we're making the v.2 minimalist wallet; this time it's a bifold! (FREE pattern below). To make this super slim, highly functional one piece wallet, all you need are a few basic hand tools and a grand total of zero prior experience in leather working!
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In this short handmade leather wallet tutorial, I'm demonstrating how to make a minimalist leather wallet, using the free leather pattern provided above. This slim leather wallet is perfect for leather crafting for beginners, as it uses almost no tools and requires no prior experience; simply download the wallet template, cut out the pattern, and stitch into shape!
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That second design is amazing! I like how you implemented that top flap design.
Thanks so much! I've been using it ever since; works great!
you can have a quick access card slot behind the flap, diagonal, horizontal, simple or with holes on each side
Certainly could if you wanted to! 😊
just started working with leather for fun. Will definitely try this. Thanks for the pattern.
It's a great craft to get into; hope it's going well!
Cracking design mate. I wonder if copper rivets could be used in place of the stitching? Might give a funky look to the wallet.
Thanks so much, Tommy! Yeah man, I reckon that would look insane! I'd think probably just need to make the wallet a tad higher to account for the additional width of rivets compared to the thread? Gonna have to go try that now 😅
Nice vid, dude! keep them coming ;0)
Thank you so much!
thanks for free pattern!
I think this was such a cool design, but I would have liked to see the wallet a little bit more close-up. When you showed the second version. It was kind of blurry and far away. It’s also been like two years since this video came out so no one probably cares what I’m saying lol!
Do you sell these wallets already made?
Wanted to get this pattern but can't find the promo code for the free pattern
How do I get this pattern..cannot find the promo code so I cant get the pattern to download
Why not stitch all the way across the bottom? Would that ruin it in some way or is all visual?
Definitely have to give that pattern a try. Is it wide enough for a dollar bill? Not that a lot of people use cash nowadays...
Hi Dean, must admit I don't carry much cash myself 😅 I believe a dollar bill is just over 6" long (according to Google) and this is about 5.2" so they won't fit in lengthways. The wallet's designed to be as small as possible while holding cards on either side, but you can keep one pocket for folded up bills or just stuff cash in behind your cards; good thing is there's plenty of space for both 😊
Hey bud. Hope you are well.
The V1 I made for some family and friends n they still carry it today. I added a button stud to the V1 which everyone liked more.
I'll have a crack at the V2.2 but super interested in the magnets you used? Where did you get them from and how did you secure them?
Hey Steven! Been a while, great to hear from you! Man that's incredible, I'm so glad they're enjoying it! Button stud is a great idea!
The magnets are just small neodymium 8x3mm ones from Amazon which I fixed with superglue; to be honest they are just a tad too large, or at least I'd need to raise the stitch holes higher to line up with the top of the magnets so the cards don't touch the magnets and sit wonky (if that makes sense...?). Maybe something smaller like a 6mm diameter would work better, but the magnets were kind of an afterthought so I'd have to play around with them a little more to see what works.
Let me know how you get on with it, always love hearing your input on these designs! Hope everything's going well with you, buddy!
@@JamesKGraves OK bud ill have a play around in the week. I'll get back to you. You and family stay well
@@stevenbrittain1422 Awesome, thanks man, can't wait to see what you come up with! Thanks, pal, you too 🙏