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Choosing the Material for a Homemade Wallet
Prepare Supplies for a Homemade Wallet
Preparing the Material for a Homemade Wallet
Preparing a Pattern for a Homemade Wallet
Cutting the Material for Making a Homemade Wallet
Sewing the Material for Making a Homemade Wallet
Ironing the Material of a Homemade Wallet
Sewing the Edges of a Homemade Wallet
Pinning Velcro to a Homemade Wallet
Sewing Velcro on a Homemade Wallet
Sewing Lace on a Homemade Wallet
Final Sewing on a Homemade Wallet
Reviewing the Sewing on a Homemade Wallet
Final Touches on a Homemade Wallet
Alternate Snap Enclosure on a Homemade Wallet
Summary: Velcro works great on wallets to make sure that you don't lose anything valuable. Learn how to sew velcro to a wallet from a professional seamstress in this free crafts video.
Misty Swift began sewing from home for herself and friends after being distraught over a beautiful bag she purchased only to discover it was horribly made and almost immediately fell...read more
"Okay, now we have our Velcro pinned in place, we are now ready to sew it on. And it really doesn't matter where you start. I don't like to start in the corners, because it seems to look a little nicer if you kind of just line up, or start in the middle somewhere. I always do a couple, and then do your back stitch. Once I have a couple of stitches on, I like to take the pin out, because it's not a lot of space. So from there on you got to kind of hold it in place, and pivot on the corners. Make sure you're getting enough of the Velcro on there, don't go to close to the edge, or the Velcro will fall right off. And you're back to the beginning, and you do the other side the same way."
eHow Article: Sewing Velcro on a Homemade Wallet
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