Another set of Fold Over Card Wallets with RFID Protection.
I dipped into the pink bag of fabric scraps because I had bright pink elastic I wanted to use.
A gorgeous floral print with the perfect pink to match the elastic.
Again, the fabric is cut to 5.25 x 11 inches for the outer fabric and the lining fabric. The RFID fabric measures 5x5.5 inches and is placed in the center of the panel based on the center fold.
The elastic is place 3.25 inches from the bottom edge. Then a seam is put all around the edge with reinforcement where the elastic sits. Leaving a small slit to turn the sandwich right side out.
Press the center fold again and by placing the fabric to the light you can see where the opaque RFID fabric starts and that is where the fold is placed and ironed. Repeat on the other end. Iron the slit well so the edges are well aligned. Top stitch down both flaps with a seam that goes all along the right hand edge making sure you do not trap the elastic. Repeat on the left hand side. Done!
I wanted to make a couple that were more masculine in color and pattern so I chose this navy and white bold plaid.
A white lining and a navy blue elastic completes this wallet.
Another wallet with the other half of the pink elastic.
This is a striped cotton fabric. I gave it an ivory lining fabric.
What cards do you put in these wallets: All kinds - credit cards, transit cards, library cards, loyalty cards, business cards (yours or those you need to access regularly) and a few I am sure I have not thought of.
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