The Denim Takeover Wallet_
Dimensions_ 4" x 2 7/8"
Features_ two pockets for cards and cash, zipper-closed change pocket, snap front flap, collage detail on front and back
Material_ Recycled denim exterior, cotton b/w buffalo checkers interior
Duration_ 1 day, minimum break
Misc. note_ loss of blood, sweat, and tears
Wallets are one of the most difficult items to make by hand. Before you put it together you really have to plan out how everything's going to be arranged: whether you want to install snaps, zippers, and/or additional pockets,and in what order you're going to put all this together.
Between me and my sewing machine, nothing gives me an near aneurysm like putting together a wallet. This one in particular was hell in its truest form. I had to go through two machine needles and a bleeding index finger, but I guess the end product made it all worth it. This wallet was made for my personal use. I got smart and made patterns in case anyone out there is interested in buying a wallet of this type. Due to the nature of the production's demands, I'm not going to be selling these on the cheap.
E-mail if interested and we'll talk. Otherwise, the next post will include two completed zipper pouches and more details on the concept of this collection.
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