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DIY Faux Leather Belt Pouches

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This is the first belt pouch that I made to fit my phone. It's made from these faux leather fabric samples that were in my fabric stash. The sizes are pretty small which meant piecing them together to make the patterns work. This smaller bag is made from 3 separate swatches.  The main part is just a rectangle folded in half and an added strip on one side to make it the correct width. The loop is made very simply by trimming around the raised pattern, folding in half, and sewing firmly to the back half of the main piece. The pockets were done by cutting a swatch in 3 pieces and sewing them one on top of the other in a staggered fashion to the front half on the main piece. Then it was finished by sewing a seam along the side and bottom and turned right side out. The swatches had a soft knit backing so I kept that unlined. The Hydra pin was a gift from my brother :) The second pouch was a design as you go scenario. It's mostly a box with a flap that fits the dimen...

Fabric Photos XXXVIII.

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Unicorns & Rainbows 2 Red Steampunk Top Hats & Ravens Red Steampunk Top Hats & Ravens Gold Steampunk Top Hats & Ravens Gold Steampunk Top Hats & Ravens Stone Waterfall Garden Scroll Flowers Scroll Flowers Fancy Tile Mason Jar Pendant Lights Leaves on the Wind Gold Yellow Squash on the Vine Ink Splatter II. Gold and White

Fabric Photos XXVIII.

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Cats & Mittens in Purple Cats & Mittens in Purple Cats & Mittens in Gold Cats & Mittens in Gold Cats & Mittens in Christmas Red Cats & Mittens in Christmas Red Thermos Hexes Background Thermos Hexes Background White Gold Roses White Gold Roses

How to: Small Wallet

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A simple wallet that's just big enough for cards and cash. Mine has my name embroidered on the outside! The main fabric is my  Chinese Paper Cut Dinosaur Red on Black It folds open to reveal pockets for holding cards. And it has the typical cash pocket. This one is lined with my  Garden Carpet Chevron Navy fabric. To start off  you need one of  Spoonflower's  8"x8" swatches of both lining and outer fabric with the white borders still attached. This is the step to embroider the outer fabric if you so choose. To finish the wallet, tuck the lining pocket into the outer shell and fold in half. The outside when opened. Close up on my name.