Date published: 13 Oct 2022

Introduction

Following the earlier success of the Pillow Card Holder Pattern launch, I am happy to share this brand new Pillow Wristlet Pattern in 3 new calibrated sizes to accommodate larger items!

This pattern requires no-sew, no-glue. Just cut and install snaps! Truly one of the quickest and most addictive project to make!

If you need something smaller, click on this!

Product Feature

No glue! No sew! Just cut and add snaps!
SVG files opens true to size in Design Space. No adjustment needed!

Finished Dimensions (Width X Height X Depth)

Type I - 16 x 11 x 2cm or 6-1/4" x 4-3/8"x 3/4"
Type II - 17.5 x 11 x 2cm or 6-7/8" x 4-3/8" x 3/4"
Type III - 19 x 11 x 2cm or 7-1/2" x 4-3/8" x 3/4"

Product Feature

AT-A-GLANCE

Pillow Card Holder

Small - Fits up to 15 plastic cards
Large - Fits up to 2 passports

Pillow Wristlet

Type I - Fits up to 5 passports.
Type II - Fits most phone sizes.
Type III - Fits up to 40 red packets (for gifting during Chinese New Year).

Nice and puffy!

And because I have limited vinyl in larger dimensions, I made some with fabrics and I love the pillowy structure! I used a medium-weight, medium stiffness woven interfacing and also added fusible fleece for the structure on the exterior. Lightweight interfacing was added onto the lining piece.

This short strap (with 2 swivel clasps on each end) transforms into a hand-carry style (hooked on both ends) or simply use it as a wristlet strap (hooked on one end).

Pattern Details

There are printable pattern pieces in this pattern for your home printer. Please note that there are no written instructions in this pattern. A video tutorial (right at the bottom of this page) is available for the visual learners. SVG Files are included for your cutting machine.

Materials and Supplies

12" x 12" of non-fraying materials such as leather, vinyl or cork.
[2] KAM plastic snaps or metal spring snaps
[1] Swivel clasps and rivets (optional)

Skill Level

Beginner

Video Tutorial

Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
2:47 - Making the no-sew version
4:32 - Making the fabric version
14:09 - Installing spring snaps (metal snaps)