The Auntie Nette Card Wallet

My aunt asked me to make a replacement for her EXTREMELY well loved leather wallet from the 1980s, and I happen to have a spring market coming up. I realized - this is the perfect scrap busting, inventory filling, inexpensive item to have at a market like this, so I decided since I would be doing a few more - to work up the pattern pieces and do a short video.

I have included cut files for Silhouette Cameo or Cricut in the following formats: SVG DXF PNG JPG

And a PDF file for those who don’t own a cutting machine.

If using a cutting machine, I highly recommend that you use a deep cut blade. Personally, my other blades do not cut faux leather or vinyl very well.

Also, if you choose to use the DXF file, be sure you scale it correctly. The measurements are provided in the PDF accompanying your download.

If using the PDF to hand cut your vinyl or leather - You can print the PDF file on card stock AT ACTUAL SIZE OR 100% - measure the one inch test square to be sure it has printed to scale, cut out the pieces and use them to trace onto your vinyl and cut. Hope you enjoy this really quick scrap buster! Feel free to leave comments and questions below!

Check out the Video linked for a quick tutorial on how to make this wallet!