I had a few requests to make up a tutorial for my Loyalty Card Wallet. These wallets are a great scrap busting project! You can find the tutorial here:
Tutorial – Scrappy Loyalty Card Wallet
Posted by Lisa
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I had a few requests to make up a tutorial for my Loyalty Card Wallet. These wallets are a great scrap busting project! You can find the tutorial here:
Tutorial – Scrappy Loyalty Card Wallet
Posted by Lisa
Handmade says
Hi – I just found your great blog – I really like your stuff. thanks for this tutorial – an essential item!
sandra says
I love them. Will have a go at making one on the weekend.
Christy says
Looks fabulous! Can’t wait to make one soon!
Janellybelly says
My favourite is the selvedge one, it’s so cool. Have a lovely time at the wedding tomorrow.
Janelle xx
Bloom says
This is genius! Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial. I so badly need one (or ten!) of these as my cards are spewing out of my wallet.
Lulabell says
What a good idea! I can never find the right card when you are at the register. Thanks!
Catherine says
Thanks for the Tutorial Lisa!! Love the idea…must make one. It would be great to have all the loyalty cards in their own wallet and not mixed up with the “important” cards!! Cathyx
K-Sue says
Thank you thank you thank you
I hope to make one of these TODAY.
Stephanie says
Thank you. You share the best projects. I have made a little snap wallet using selvedges. :o)
Natasha says
I’m off to make one right now! Thanks.
Tracy says
Those are super…very smart little wallet…and great tutorial–thank you! Have a wonderful weekend! :o)((HUGS))
Knit and Sew City Girl says
I absolutely love your loyaty card wallets! I must add it to my list of thing to do!
Thanks for sharing!
Mary
Thimbleanna says
Very cute – I Looovveeee the selvedge one!
Shanghai Monkey says
Great tutorial ^_^ I’ll be making one this afternoon. Thanks!!
melissa s. says
LOVE these! thanks for the tute!
Sheri Howard says
Very nice tutorials, I loved them all. I wish tutorials were “my thing.” I guess we all have something we do well. Thanks for all those, I am going to make all three!
Carrie P. says
Another great idea. Thanks for sharing.
soyee says
they look very nice.
Rachel@oneprettything.com says
LOVE the selvedge! This is so cool, thanks tons for sharing! I’ll be linking to this.
Shabby Raggy Roses says
These are sooo cute! I’ll be making a few of these today I think! I just happen to have some selvedges stashed away… Thanks for the tutorial.
Best wishes,
Jenelle
Julie says
Why is it called a Loyalty Card Wallet? What is a Loyalty Card? They are really cute.
handmaiden says
Great idea Lisa, they would make a perfect Kris Kringle gift.
Jenny says
They are lovely and a very good tutorial-thanks for sharing
Simone de Klerk says
Thank you for the tutorial, Lisa. Something went wrong while opening it, but I’ll try again later. And it is really something we need these days, with all those cards! Looking forward to make it (O:
Have a lovely weekend!
Rumi says
This is a great project. Thanks for the tutorial.
Michelle says
love them…especially the selvedge one…will pop over and checkout the tutorial asap…
A World in a PAN says
You ar SO talented!
lesley says
Hi, What a great idea. I can feel a making afternoon coming on. Thanks for the tutorial. xx
Fiona @ Dragonfly-Crafts says
Looks fantastic, great for all those small pieces we HATE throwing away. I’ll be saving this tutorial for sure. Thanks for sharing.
casserole says
These are awesome! I posted a link to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing Blog: http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-loyalty-card-wallettutorial-loyalty-card-wallet/2009/03/14/
Amy @ Park City Girl says
Thank you!!
YayaOrchid says
Hi! I’ve really enjoyed reading your blog. I hope you accept an award I’ve passed on to you. Pls visit my blog for details.
Cheryl says
What a great project. I have a quilt retreat coming up and these would be fun to make while there!
silverpebble says
These are wonderful – I love a thrifty project using up little ends of fabric like this. My mum is about to hand my Gran’s sewing machine over to me too! How exciting.
crafty things says
Thanks for posting the tutorial. This is one that I will put on the list of things to try.
Jackie says
How cute! I saved the tutorial link for future use. Can’t view it now as it said something about bandwidth of the site exceeded?
Rabid says
D’oh! I want the tute but bandwidth is currently exceeded. I could probably figure it out and I have some extra selvage, hmmm…
bubbachenille says
Tahnks for this I am right on to it and your work is gorgeous.
Miriam
Philigry says
love this! i never save my selveges (horrible, I know) but after seeing all these great projects i think i need to!
Amber says
HI LIsa – the wallet is such a fantastic idea – I definitely need to make myself one! I can’t open the link though – should I just wait a little while ? If not (and you have the time), could you email it to me? Thanks!
Amber
akcarrillo@yahoo.com
CBear says
i can’t get the link to work, can you email it to me when you have a moment?
fuzzysheepcrafts at gmail .dot. com
LizzieJane says
How lovely are these, thank you very much for the tutorial.
x
Angele says
Beautiful choice of fabrics! I’ve already got a few special buttons in mind I can use for this project.
I am unable to download your tutorial due to bandwidth problems. Would you please email me the tutorial when you have a chance? Thank you in advance!
Angele
angeleb@gmail.com
Renee says
Lisa what flabberghasts me is that you work outside the home and you still do this incredible job at making things with your daughter.
You are truly amazing.
xoxoxo
Larissa Wardrip says
I LOVE the selvedge edge one! Can you please email me the tutorial? THANK YOU!
Larissa789[at]msn[dot]com
K-Sue says
Thanks again for such a nice tutorial. I have made my first card wallet. It was quick and fun and turned out very nice.
Debbie says
Can you email me the tutorials too – especially the one for the loyalty cards? Such cute things. Thanks, debdewart@sbcglobal.net
Susan says
What a wonderful idea! I couldn’t view the pattern page either. Could you please email me the tutorial when you have a chance? Thanks!
Happy Cottage Quilter says
Love them. Thanks for sharing the picture of the selvage one. I am on a mission to make some of the wallets.
Have a great day!
Jocelyn
margot says
Couldn’t access the tutorials and my computer had problems with the email. Could you email the tutorial (plus the covered tape measure, passport protector and custom notebooks if it’s not too much trouble)? Just found your blog today through a link on Selvage Quilter’s blog and love it!
Liz Needle says
I love your gorgeous projects, but am unable to download the tutorials. Could you possibly send me the tutorials for the notebook and the loyalty cards wallet, please.
Geek+Nerd says
Thanks for the cute tutorial!
Mam says
Hi Lisa, I’ve tried for the past couple of days to link to the tutorial without success. Please email one to me at dcg@nbnet.nb.ca.
Thanks.
pam says
These are the cutest things. I have been trying for a few days to get to the tutorial with no luck. If you are sending emails do you think you could include me?
I think I have just enough selvedges to make one up. Thank you
pam
pamroever@gmail.com
Kate says
I can not get any of your patterns to open. can you email it to me. Thanks kates(dot)1021(at)yahoo(dot)com Thanks again I look forward to making a few of these for gifts.
Sharon says
I, too am having trouble not being able to get the tutorials for the wallet and the passport cover..please send.
Thanks…skjpepper@aol.com
Amber says
Can you send a copy of the tutorial to spazzo@tds.net??
I’m making a bag and this wallet would go perfectly with it. 🙂
Thanks!!
Bloom says
Hi Lisa & Sarah! Just dropping by to let you know I have made up some of your Loyalty Card Wallets. Great tutorial. They worked beautifully. Thanks so much for sharing the tutorial with us. You can see how mine turned out at: http://bloomandblossom.blogspot.com/2009/04/march-of-loyalty-cards.html
Henrysmomsmusings says
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial. I downloaded it last night, saw the post on the “Bloom” blog this morning and decided that was a sign. Made my first wallet and since it was so much fun, there’ll be more. Thank you!
CJ says
These are so cute!! Alas I am not able to open the tutorial. Could you please send the directions to me?? Thanks!
AJ says
Too cute!!! I may have to make one of my own.
Bronwyn says
Thankyou for your awesome tutorial. I have never sewn before but attempted these passport protectors as Chrissy presents for the family using some really cool Indigenous material. It was the perfect starter project. I will send you some photos when I get organised. Thanks again.
Adele says
Love it ! Please email me a copy of your tutorial
adelemerrell@gmail.com
WHATUPDUCK says
Those are great! Especially for a selvage small project. I’ll be making one soon, after I finish 125,795 other projects 😉
Jan says
Thank you so much for the tutorial on the cute little wallets! I made one last night and plan to make many more!
Miss Pixie says
Thanks for the tutorial! I have made 2 already you can see one of them here:
http://misspixiecrafts.blogspot.com/2011/06/scrappy-wallet-and-purse.html
Di says
Thanks Lisa! I had a ‘late decision’ visit to family in the UK and in the last 2 weeks before we went I managed to make 12 of your lovely loyalty wallets. (Yes 12! I work well under pressure! LOL) Everyone loved them… me most of all ….! I loved matching my scraps to get a good look and even found a bundle of fabrics which I just had to buy so the wallet matched a particular sister! I can’t thank you enough! A real winner! Regards. Di.
sorani says
hi! thank you so much, i will try the turial tomorrow……..they are so nice ! bye, nico
cara says
Thanks for the tutorial! It was easy to follow, and my wallet turned out so cute using some leftover scraps from another project! 🙂