A slim four-piece card wallet in vegetable-tanned leather - a 6-page pattern printed 1:1, and the full build filmed from first cut to last coat of finish.
The shortest pattern in the shop, and the one I recommend starting with. Four parts, one row of saddle stitching, no hardware and no lining. It carries cards and a few folded notes and it disappears in a front pocket. Around 0.036 m² of leather - small enough to cut from an offcut you already have.
Leather and thread. 1 mm (3 oz) for parts A, B and C, 2.5 mm (6 oz) for part D. Waxed thread, dye, neatsfoot oil, gum tragacanth and a leather finish.
Tools. Utility knife, groover, 4 mm diamond hole punch, edge burnisher, cotton dauber, two needles.
Print the 6 A4 pages at 100% with zero margins, tape the sheets together, cut the four parts, and follow the video. Easy to make your own with a different dye or a stamped initial.
Instant download.
Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/1GUQcEf5eYMNeed card slots and a note pocket instead? The same construction, one size up - see the bifold pattern.
This pattern is one of my printable leather patterns, all built from pieces I made first.
