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| Family Passport Wallet |
I recently received a message from a longtime customer who purchased a family passport wallet from me eight years ago. She’s still using it today — and now she’s ordering two more for her children. Moments like this mean the world to me. They’re a quiet but profound affirmation of my dedication to slow-made craftsmanship in a world driven by fast fashion.
This time, she wanted Ohana Passport Wallet with 4 passport slots. After choosing the fabrics, I made 2 same wallets with different combo, red and black. I really love how these wallet turned out, I hope she will love them too.
If you already have the Ohana Wallet pattern and want to make 4 slots version, simply omit the middle card slot instruction from the original pattern and reduce the height by 1 inch.
I also made this Safari Travel Wallet still in the same theme. I got a few Disney fabrics when I travel to Japan few years ago. Now it's time to start using them. If you're a fabric hoarder like me, sometimes there are fabrics that you don't have the heart to use!! But this year, I am changing (or rather trying to change) my POV.
The Safari wallet has 2 passport slots, 6 card slots, zipper pocket and 2 slip pockets. This wallet is my personal favorite when I travel solo. It has pockets to fit in all my travel documents, cards and cash. My boys also use this Safari wallet to keep their travel documents as students organized.
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I believe travel should feel special from the moment you pack. That’s why I pour my heart into every wallet I make, ensuring it’s not only practical but also a joy to carry.
Ready to travel with something that feels like you? Let your passport organizer tell a story before your trip even begins.
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Have a nice day,
Elvira
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