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Hello,
I've been very busy with fabrics in the past few weeks. I tried to destash some of my stocks by making them into fabric bundles and fabric duos. And in the process, loads of inspiration going through my mind and one of them was these kawaii (cute) bifold wallets.
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| Matryoshka Bifold Wallet |
I used the pattern from Napkitten Pattern in Etsy. The pattern is a bit confusing at first since it does not have a template. I decided to make templates based on the measurement given.
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| Blue Owl |
After you get the hang of it, it sort of addictive. I'm happy because I can use some of the fabrics from my scrap bins. Leftover binding from my passport holders,
While making these wallets, I realized how much I enjoyed making small things from fabric remnants. Sometimes, we tend to be carried away by the current trend, that we lost our own focus.
I realized I love making small things or something bigger with more details. I find it more challenging and it gives me immense satisfaction when I can complete it.
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| Quilted Bifold Wallet |
I like to try a new technique or new materials since in India we don't have fancy bag making materials. I like to experiment and to see how's the result.
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| Pink Owl Bifold Wallet |
The bifold wallet, even though it's quite small, it has bill compartment, slots for few cards, slip pockets and coin pouch. I am currently using one. It fits nicely into my fave sling bag.
"SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO LOSE YOURSELF TO DISCOVER WHO YOU MIGHT YET BE SOMETIMES WHAT FEELS LIKE BREAKING DOWN IS REALLY JUST BREAKING FREE" - CRISTEN RODGERS
Thank you for stopping by today,
Until then,
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