The other thing that scared me about this pattern is that I wanted a zippered coin purse, and before this, I had never sewn a zipper, and in fact had strictly avoided them. However, once I dived in this fear quickly dissolved only to be replaced with another major problem. Lining. Of course my wallet has lining, but lining in general is such a hassle. I’m not afraid of it, it’s just a lot of extra sewing that doesn’t seem all that necessary. I cut this process down considerably by using a folding technique that cuts down on the sewing necessary.
All in all, this pattern turned out pretty dang good for being my first pattern. It is a tri-fold wallet with a zippered coin purse, a bill pocket, and an extra pocket for all your receipts, checkbook, etc. In addition it has 6 credit card slots! It fastens with a coordinated colored elastic and button fasten. I also added a cute rosette to the outside to dress it up a little. The pattern is probably of medium difficulty. Don’t be afraid of the zipper! It’s one of the easiest parts for me now. Unfortunately I will not be providing the pattern on this blog for free ( I do have some patterns up my sleeve that I will put on the blog later, so don’t be too bummed). I’m trying to sell them and putting it on the web for free is kind of detrimental to that process. However, I am selling the patterns for $8, or I can make a wallet for you with your specific color choices for $20+shipping. Just comment below, or e-mail me at columbiacrafts@yahoo.com. Sorry for the plug, but I’m done now. One more wallet that has more of a landscape fabric to it.
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