Zara Double Zip Mini Accordion Wallet sewing pattern (+ video)
This is the Zara Double Zip Mini Accordion Wallet pdf sewing pattern from the designer RLR Creations Sewing.
The designer describes her Zara Double Zip Accordion Wallet as a sophisticated do-everything wallet, that is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand but mighty enough to hold everything you want to carry in a wallet.
Don’t let the size deceive you, this small wallet has plenty of room for all of your cards, cash, coins, receipts and more. Best of all it can fit into your small bag!
She goes onto say Zara is an attractive do-everything wallet that has two separate and perfectly organized zipper compartments. Unzip one side to reveal six accordion card slots that will each hold multiple cards. Plus, two spacious spots for even more cards or receipts. The second side opens up to two spacious pockets for cash or notes, plus a zipper pocket in the center to hold your coins.
Sizing info:
When you make your very own Zara Wallet it will measure approximately 4¾” wide by 3½” high by 1¼” deep.
Video tutorial included
The designer has written a tutorial to make her Zara Double Zip Mini Accordion Wallet sewing pattern. However, for those of you who like video tutorials you can watch a 1-hour 39-minute from Ianthe Creations that you can watch here.
What’s needed to make a Zara Double Zip Mini Accordion Wallet:
- One piece 5” by 10” of Quilting Cotton or Canvas/Home Décor Weight Cotton for the main fabric,
- One piece 2¾” by 6¼” of Cork, Vinyl or Leather for the contrast fabric,
- ½ yard of 44” wide Quilting Cotton lining fabric,
- ¼ yard of 45” Fusible Pellon 809 Decor Bond Interfacing as heavy interfacing,
- ¼ yard of 20” Fusible Pellon SF 101 light interfacing,
- One piece 5” by 17” Fusible Fleece -TP971F – Pellon Fleece Thermolam Plus – Stabilizer,
- Two 18” #5 Coordinating Zippers for the main closure,
- One 5” #3 Coordinating Zipper for the Interior Zipper Pocket,
- Basic sewing supplies,
- A sewing machine.
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