SewEasyWallet by KiteCoCreates
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- You can purchase the pattern here:
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90's band vinyl from:
zorellefabrics...
Cork fabric from:
www.sewmanycre...
Custom tag from:
www.heartwooda...
Snaps from:
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I purchase my metal name plates from www.alibaba.com
I am sewing on a Kingmax GC0302 Industrial machine, using a bonded tex 70 Poly thread
and size 20 needle
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-Kassiah
I watched one of your videos a while back where you were talking about your zipper foot. You mentioned that it had a rough bottom that snagged your material. I used to make etched metal nameplates. I learned that you can use sandpaper on your rough metal to smooth it and polish it. Start with a medium sandpaper on the rough spots on your zipper foot. If you don't feel the burr coming off go to a slightly courser sandpaper. I'd be careful about using sandpaper that is too course because you could put grooves in your metal if the metal is too soft. Once you have the metal the way you want it move to an increasingly finer sandpaper to put a polish on your foot. It's really not difficult and shouldn't harm your foot.
I found your version of this wallet so much easier than the original, and the whole finish was so much neater,I take your point about the zipper, the gap isn’t quite deep enough, I only had no 5 to hand, so I cut the gap just a smidgen bigger and it worked fine
Thank you for this very clear tutorial❤
Thank you for this tutorial. That has to be the easiest card slot application. I've avoided making wallets because of the card slots. You're so encouraging. Have a fabulous holiday.
Ok I seriously love this! Please make more videos that are faster sews like this!!!!
Thank you again Kassiah. I love the variety of sizes bc I want to make a smaller version to use with my Mav. Have a great vacation….looking forward to more great videos.
Thank you for simplifying the card slot process! I generally avoid patterns with slots but this might make them doable lol
OMG such a cute wallet...and....love your shirt!!😊😁
Thank you!! 😊
I glued a thin strip of Velcro on the cash part because my cash fell out. Works great. Thank you Kassiah for another great tutorial
Soooo cute!!!! Love that vinyl!!!!!!💜💜💜
Great tutorial , I purchased the pattern and thanks for sharing
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you Kassaih it’s a get your sewjo back wallet💜💜💜
Awesome! Thank you
You're welcome!
Love it!!!!
Cute wallet. My only issue would be I’d like to see a zipper where money goes.
I'm getting ready to sew this pattern up so am watching your tutorial again (and again, and again!).. I'm curious whether the two lines of stitching on the ends of your wallet allow enough room for bills?
Yep!
please give me info on the landscape material. Great video and I love the vinyl. I will be doing a cork version soon.
So fun how many kids do you have I had only two Boy and girl all I could have just wondering
I have 6 total 😊
Can you add a snap to hold your cash in the big slip pocket?
Sure!
What is the red fabric?behind the pink snap closer. If I don’t have heat transfer vinyl what would I use?
It is just the back side of this particular vinyl.
A drop of Sewers Aid.
Hear me out, I think you should redo this intro. It'll be interesting to see how much the kids have grown. This wallet came together pretty fast. Add to cart.
I think I would be afraid of cash falling out with it just being open.
It’s a pretty tight fit, cash isn’t going anywhere