Crisscross Cards Mini Wallet FREE sewing pattern

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If you only have time for a quick sew then this little project will be ideal for you. This is a very simple small pouch with 2 diagonal card slots on each side, uses very little fabric (it’s fat quarter friendly) and is perfect for a quick sew.

Carry just a few cards, or use it for your receipts, paper money, coupons – any time you want to keep yourself organised without carrying a large wallet or purse. 

This could also make a good business card holder. When someone asks you about your fabulous purse or handbag you are carrying, get out this cute wallet and give them one of your business cards and maybe take an order for a custom purse – and a matching card wallet too!

Ideal to run out to the store for a few things. Maybe even add a small D-ring and attach it to your keys. There’s a snap closure to keep everything in place.

The pattern:
The download includes the pattern pieces you’ll need and the tutorial to make the handy wallet.

Sizing info:
When you have finished making your own Crisscross Cards Mini Wallet it will measure approximately 4″ (10 cm) wide by 3 1/8″ (8 cm).

What is needed to make a Crisscross Cards Mini Wallet:–

• Two different Fat Quarters of cotton fabric: one for the exterior and another for the lining,
• Less than ¼ yd of medium weight fusible interfacing – Pellon SF101 Shape-Flex | Vilene G700,
• Less than ¼ yd of fleece – Vilene H630 | Pellon 987F fusible fleece,
• One KAM snap or other closure of your choice, such as Velcro
• Basic sewing supplies,
• A sewing machine.

Download the FREE CrissCross pattern here

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