Simple ladies wallet

[Frodo]

Here is a simple ladies wallet or a wallet for the confused 

material  4 oz vegtan

1- 8” x 8”

2- 3 1/2” x 8”

2- 3” x 8”

1- 2 1/4” x 8”

1-1” x 8” strap 

execution   Credit card pockets 

place the 2 1/4  onto the 3”  and sew a line center

place the 3” with the 2 1/4 onto the 8x8

measure from edge toward center 2 3/4” sew the 3” onto the 8x8   Do this on both  ends of the 3” piece

 d o not sew the edges yet 

this is your credit card pockets

 

outter pocket and credit card edge

take your strap  measure 2”   Fold over at that mark  punch hole  insert make end of a line 24 snap

on the other end of the strap install another half of a snap    Set aside

sew the long side of the credit card pieces to the 8x8.  As you sew, install the strap sew 1” from end 
 

place the 8x8 with credit card  face down on table   ( you are looking at the outside /finished side of the 8x8)

place the 3 1/2 on the 8x8  locate the snap on the strap and punch a hole in the 3 1/2 set snsp

 

sew the bottom stitch line  and sides

This side is done 

turn the 8x8   And stack the .3” on the 3 1/2”  onto the 8”  sew the edges 

Measure from edge to center strap 1 1/2”

set snap  when the wallet is closed you should have a gap of 1”

this is going to look funny and you are going to want to make the gap less

do not do that,  when the wallet is loaded with what ever it will carry,  it will become “fat”  

 

 

[purplefox66]

Give it up

[Frodo]

10 hours ago, purplefox66 said:

Give it up

 A Black Douglas Never “gives it up”
Jamais arriere

[purplefox66]

Your work looks like a 1 year old child.

And race has nothing to do with this.

[chuck123wapati]

32 minutes ago, purplefox66 said:

Your work looks like a 1 year old child.

And race has nothing to do with this.

Your opinion means nothing here friend go somewhere else like face book to spoils peoples day.

[Frodo]

38 minutes ago, purplefox66 said:

Your work looks like a 1 year old child.

And race has nothing to do with this.

race?   Oh!!  I see you are history ignorant.  Common core education?  I am sorry. Well, maybe I can help your ignorance out just a little

Sir James Douglas was  know as
 

“Good Sir James". He was now one of the king's greatest supporter and a model of chivalry. But James had black hair and a reputation so feared by the English they named him "the Black Douglas." They said his evil success against them was because he was a demon himself.

I am a direct descendant of Sir James I am proudly a Black Douglas. 
there ya go,  you have been properly ss hooked and if your ish to know more google it

Now let’s address your disrespect of this forum

take your negative bullshat and go somewhere else. Your kind is not welcome here. Here is some more education for you

your moms should have home trained you but since she lacked the skill I will not do it for her

if you do not have anything good to say then keep your pie hole shut

[Sinbad395]

You go Frodo!!!!!   PS  thanks for the description for your procedure on this.   But (and I may be mistaken here) it seems you are still having problems with the new air brush.  Are you thinning the dye? The few times I've used mine, that got me the best results for even color.  Also had to play with the nozzle setting to get a wider spray when trying to cover larger areas. 

[Mablung]

Well, I'll go pop some popcorn now, since we have a new provocateur to get schooled on manners...

[Frodo]

2 hours ago, Sinbad395 said:

You go Frodo!!!!!   PS  thanks for the description for your procedure on this.   But (and I may be mistaken here) it seems you are still having problems with the new air brush.  Are you thinning the dye? The few times I've used mine, that got me the best results for even color.  Also had to play with the nozzle setting to get a wider spray when trying to cover larger areas. 

Yes, this weekend I will make a tank for this thing

it has done very well on edge work and fading in

but the first time Inused it non a large area it ruined the look

I ordered some more dye looks like I will fix it by dunking it

 

[bladegrinder]

I think for large pieces air brushes don't give enough penetration, or I should say depth unless you spray it 100 times. at least for me when I first started using an air brush on leather it seemed to me like a light scratch exposed un-dyed leather.

They are great for fading, I only use mine anymore for doing a darker fade from the edge of the piece inwards over lighter dyed work piece.