BUNDLE Wallet Sewing Patterns
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Use the wallet sewing patterns and your scraps to sew your very own custom wallet with loads of card slots and an optional bill divider.
Instant download digital sewing pattern. Includes the Bi-fold and Tri-fold wallets
Features & Options
Options
• Optional triple or double fold style
• Optional bill folder
Features
• Beginner friendly
• Eight (bifold) or nine (trifold) card slots
• Excellent scrap buster
• Packed with pro tips and expert advice
• Includes full size, print-at-home pattern pieces
• Includes step-by-step tutorial with photos
• Instant-download digital sewing pattern
Fabric Requirements
Suitable for woven fabric only. Not suitable for knit fabric.
You will also need:
• Thread to match
• Interfacing
A serger or overlocker is optional but not required
FAQs
FAQs
How do PDF/ digital patterns work? Simply download, print, and sew. You’ll need a free Adobe Acrobat reader program and any home printer (or a nearby copy shop for A0 printing). Once you’ve printed the pieces, tape or glue them together. You’ll find an easy-to-follow how-to guide inside the pattern instructions, plus support in our Facebook group.
The trim-free pattern comes in A4 or US letter printable sizes and includes full pattern pieces and a detailed tutorial to guide you every step of the way. An A0 format (pattern pieces only) is also included should you wish to have your pattern printed professionally. PDF Layers allow you to select and print only the size/s you want/ need.
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“Great pattern with good instructions. Can’t believe I’m able to sew my own wallet. It is great when we are able to personalize our own wallet.”
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Adawiyah Hairuni –
Great pattern with good instructions. Can’t believe I’m able to sew my own wallet. It is great when we are able to personalize our own wallet.
Adelle Pears –
This is a great pattern, there are a couple of more skilled parts to the pattern but the main challenge is stitching through all of the layers! I love being able to make my own wallets, so useful and practical and a pretty quick sew. Great scrap buster too!
Adelle Pears –
I really enjoyed making the trifold wallet! Top stitching through all those layers was a bit of a challenge but a denim needle sorted it out. I’m so happy with the result and I think will be making a lot of these as gifts.
Amanda Humbert –
I loved this pattern! Once you get the hang of the pockets, it is super easy! This wallet pattern is definitely a must have!
Amelia Keating –
Really fun sew! I love that I can make a wallet to match every outfit. Folding the card slots requires a bit of precision…but it’s good practice and I love the end result!
Amy Kaczenski –
A little difficult to topstitch but overall an easy sew and quick to complete!
Angel Poolej –
Easy quick make would be perfect for gifts. I think I chose a fabric slightly too thick but I still love it 😍
Angel Pooley –
Beginner sew once you get your head around the pressing of all the folds! A fun sew!
Anusha Krishnamurthy –
Looks like i will be making quiet a lot of these . Simple and easy to make .
Bernadette Aitken –
A fairly easy sew, that requires some patience to get a good finish. It is a great way to use some fabrics from your stash and you can really ‘go to town’ with your fabric selections. The note and card slots are generously sized.
Bernadette Aitken –
This is an easy and satisfying sew. A good hard press at each stage helps to give a crisp finish and it also makes sewing the layers together easier.
Branka Čelić –
Bi-fold wallet is a beginner friendly pattern. Easy to sew, and open to versatility…few compartment can be added, such as coin zipper one. Velcro or button snap for thicker fabric would also be a good idea.
Branka Čelić –
TRi fold wallet is a fun and quick sewing project, perfect for back to school gift, for mens wallet, and also for quick grab to go for market wallet. Ideal scrap buster.
Carmen Mills Brent –
This wallet holds evetything I need-some cash and a number of cards. It has a simple, sleek design.
Carmen Mills Brent –
What a great wallet. It is compact and has a place for everything!
Cindy Matthijssen –
I’ve made two bi-fold wallets over the past few days. The first one I made with a canvas, but this fabric actually was too thick which made it hard to get a nice result. The second attempt really went better. I used a cotton poplin for this. The folding of the card slots is the most time consuming part, but once you figured out how it works it will be a super quick and satisfying sew!
Clare Bowes –
“This is a nice wallet and perfect for if you want to size down your purse or wallet that you carry, for holidays for example (I hate carrying everything when I don’t need it all). Really easy to follow instructions, and a quick sew
PS. Just remember if you’re adding the bill divider to put it in with the open seam at the bottom (guess what I forgot to do!!!!) I’ll make sure I Do on my next one
It’s a great beginner’s sew
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Clare Bowes –
“This is a nice wallet and perfect for making Christmas presents! Really easy to follow instructions, and a quick sew
I made it including the bill divider, a good way to keep your cash seperate from receipts
PS. Just remember if you’re adding the bill divider to put it in with the open seam at the bottom (guess what I forgot to do!!!!) I’ll make sure I Do on my next one
It’s a great beginner’s sew
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Debbie Groves –
This wallet makes awesome gifts!
Geraldine Tan –
Real fast and easy sew once you figured out the fold. I used a card to help and it was a breeze for me. love how i can customize my fabric choice for my wallet.
Geraldine Tan –
Easy sew after figuring out how the fold works. Would be great if this includes some sort of a wallet closure. Definitely love how this can be customised to your fabric faves.
Hayati Jamil –
simple project. Perfect size
Jamie Adler –
Use your scraps to make this wallet! Easy to follow instructions make sewing this fabulous tri-fold wallet an afternoon project. Sew one to match every purse you have; that is my plan!
Jenni Elizabeth Early –
This one is so fun! Super-fast and super-hackable. Make all the wallets 🙂
Kainui Paet Nihipali –
The bifold wallet is an easy sew. Initially, I was intimidated by the slots but it came together great. Fabric choice is really important because it contributes to the thickness of the wallet slots. This was the first wallet I’ve made & enjoyed sewing it!
Kendra Quincy Knauf –
A great scrap-buster that is practical and easy to whip up for a gift or just to match a favorite outfit.
Khirya Littoria –
Simple and fast, suitable for the whole family…nice little gift to offer 🙂 — Simple et rapide, convient à toute la famille…petit cadeau sympa à offrir 🙂
Maja Rus –
Nice wallet.
Mariza Seymour –
I loved making this wallet. Very handy item once completed and I think I will be doing a few of these for gifts this year!
Michele Axmaker Chapman –
What a fun wallet! Easy to follow and results are amazing! Made this wallet for my husband and he loves it
Nicki Hibbits –
Four fabric rectangles, a few hours in my sewing space, and I have a cute little wallet that was inspired by my Jeep. Exact measurements and precise folding were required to make the card slots but the time it took to attend to these details was worth it. The cards slide in easily but are snug in their slots so I don’t have to worry about them falling out. This bi-fold wallet is a fun sew that results in an item I can use every day.
Pamela Stump –
Simple shapes and precision sewing turns woven scraps into a custom bi-fold wallet! Make one to match your outfit or bag. This is a good beginner project. Take it slow and be precise in cutting, folding, and sewing (easy straight seams only!) and you will have a nice custom wallet at the end.
Rebekah Homer –
This is a basic bi fold wallet. Simple easy construction. Perfectly functional- not sure what else you could look for in a wallet! It came together very quickly, and I love the option for a bill divider. I made my first one super simple and basic, but the solid outside of the wallet is perfect for color blocking, fun lace details or even applique!
Rebekah Homer –
“I’ve officially made three of these tri fold wallets, and my dad has put in a request for another. Lol. It comes together fairly easily- the longest/most difficult part is folding the card slots. And this is mostly just time consuming. I do recommend cutting the card slots slightly longer, because for some reason either I’m terrible at folding precisely , or when my fabric folded I lost some extra. I’ve made it with all quilting cotton, and with a mix of quilting and upholstery fabric. The all quilting cotton turned out much better. With the thicker fabric I should have dropped to a thinner interfacing. But my handy dandy hammer helped with pressing those thicker edges.
So what I love: super simple to put together. The construction method makes it easy to add bill divider or not. You get some cute flashes of color on the edges when you use different fabrics. It fits well in my pocket, and nine card slots isn’t too shabby :)”
Renee Chin –
Overall, great and fairly easy pattern once you figure out how to fold the card slots. Very precise measurements or the alignments and stitching is thrown off. Will be trying it with a leather type fabric again and denim.
Sharon Courtney –
A quick make that results in the perfect sized wallet for cards and notes. Be mindful of your fabric choices as there are several layers to sew through. An ideal quick make for a gift.
Shauna Richards –
This was an easy sew and came together beautifully! I set it up to take pictures and decided I liked it more than my normal wallet so its now my main wallet! My old one is just sitting forgotten on the table now waiting to be donated because this one fits my needs SO much better!
Shona Young –
The card holder section is a tad fiddly but it is worth spending a little time getting the concertina parts correct as it look great and is really practical. Once you have all the elements cut and the card holder bit ironed this comes together really quickly. I love how different looks can be achieved really quickly with this in different fabrics. These will make great gifts for men and women alike so I see a lot more of these being made ahead of Christmas.
Stacey Williams –
A great sew in for you and everyone on your holiday list!
Tiina Norrkniivilä –
Such a fast and easy pattern! Just remember to be accurate when drawing, cutting and sewing, and having a heavy duty needle ready for the final assembly. After pre-ironing the card slots and attaching the interfacing it’s a really fast sew.
Tina Marie Baber –
The Bi-Fold Wallet was a very easy pattern to follow.The Instructions are written clearly and directions are easy to understand. I enjoyed making this wallet from a Rebecca Page pattern. I honestly was at first concerned whether the wallet would be sturdy enough for me. However, I was relieved that I was mistaken! The Bi-Fold wallet is sturdy and durable, as well as personalized to my taste and what I would be wanting in a wallet, not just what I would have to settle for if I were to buy a wallet in the store. The choices are limitless, when you use your own style and personality to create one of a kind wallets. I will be making more of these wallets for myself and to give as gifts. Thank You Rebecca Page for this wonderful pattern!
Tina Marie Baber –
The Tri-Fold Wallet Pattern is a simple to read and understand pattern with the pattern pieces clearly marked and instructions are easy to follow and understand. This pattern is a pretty quick project the pattern pieces are easy to cut out and sewing if fairly quick. This would be a pattern that would make a wonderful gift when you would need a quick present. It is also a good way to have several different wallets depending on the mood you are in or the attitude you may want to present. I love this project and will be making several more wallets to give as gifts for the spur of the moment occasion. Thank You for the opportunity to sew such a wonderful project.
Vicky Dufour –
Quick and easy sew. Super fun also ! Will add a snap ou something, as it does not stay folded. Great pattern overall
Vicky Hughes –
This is such a cute, quick sew. These wallets will make brilliant gifts
Vicky Hughes –
Loved making this wallet, easy to follow instructions & the wallet looks amazing
Victoria Fenner –
What a fun, quick project! I can see these being great gifts, and making some cool hacks to them in future!
Nadia Cadby –
Great pattern. Really enjoyed the precision of the card slots and birthing it was a joy. I will be making more of these.
Sarah Miller –
This is a quick sew and a good scrap buster. I made it in African print cotton with the optional divider which did make sewing through the layers tough but I managed by going slowly. It was so popular my friend took photos then took the wallet!
Charlene Lee –
This is an easy sew ,however it needs to be noted to cut interfacing 1/4″ smaller all around so that the seams are less bulky! this a quick sew and will make nice gifts for anyone ! Love how the pattern comes together.
Jemma Tredinnick –
This is a really nice and easy scrap buster. The only hard part is sewing through multiple layers. I made it out of African print cotton and it was taken by a friend within seconds of being finished!
Sarah Reddan –
Loved it. Quick sew that doesn’t use a lot of material and gives a great finish
Tara Erwin –
I love how many card slots are included with this pattern! Great little wallet