Required materials
- 1 semi-soft, semi-firm piece of leather measuring 20 x 30 cm (coin purse) or 30 x 40 cm (pouch) - Thickness: 1.2 to 1.6 mm
- 1 T3 snap button with 1 3 x 7 mm screw
- 1 utility knife and 1 ruler
- 1 Ø 3 mm round punch
- 1 mallet
Coin purse video
Pouch video
1. Cut out and assemble the pattern
Cut out and assemble the pattern, then position it on the grain side of the leather, leaving a 5 mm margin around the cut lines. Secure it with masking tape.
2. Punch the accessory holes
Punch the various Ø 3 mm holes using a mallet and a round strike punch.
3. Cut the slits
Mark the ends of the slits at 3.2 cm (coin purse) or 5 cm (pouch) using a Ø 1 mm punch or a round awl.
Then cut the two slits with a utility knife.
4. Cut out the piece
Cut out the entire piece by following the outline with a utility knife.
5. Optional: add a grommet
OPTIONAL: to wear the card holder as a crossbody bag (with a round leather cord), add a Ø 4 mm grommet in the location provided on the pattern.
6. Attach the snap button head
Attach the snap button head to the flap of the coin purse or pouch using the appropriate setting tool.
7. Fold the piece
Insert the two tabs into the slits of the pouch or coin purse. Insert the snap button post from the inside through the three holes, then attach the snap button.
8. Screw-button variant
Screw the snap button onto the pouch / coin purse with a 3 × 7 mm screw using a screwdriver.
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Next, make a 3 mm incision at the flap hole, making sure to orient it towards the top of the pouch.
You're finished!
All that's left is to properly shape the coin purse or pouch!
Leather coin purse (version 1)
Leather pouch (version 2)
Envelope pouch
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Final pouch dimensions:
Width: 20 cm
Height: 15 cm
Thickness: 2.5 cm
2 comments
Ramdaya
Merci, j’ai tellement envie d’apprendre et plein d’idées, je me former avec votre contenu,.Merci pour le partage je ferais de même
Anonymous
Merci, très bonne idée simple à réaliser même avec les enfants