This was a pretty easy project over all. First I made a pattern by looking at the shape of an existing wallet and seeing what functions were important to me. I wanted my wallets to have a place to keep money and places for cards.
I then cut out the pattern pieces on some heavy weight paper. (I reused some paper that my daughter had been painting on.) I Then I taped the map pieces onto the paper and then taped everything together with packing tape. I used a glue gun to attach an elastic strap to hold the wallet closed.
I also made a wallet out of a My Little Pony box. This was a similar process, but since the box material was already thick, I didn't need to use heavy weight paper.
I used a glue gun to add ribbon and decorations.
The My Little Pony characters could also be cut out and used as paper dolls!
Finally, a similar wallet can be made with duct tape! Here's one that I made with Hello Kitty duct tape.
First I cut out the pattern pieces on some heavy weight paper. Then I placed the duct tape over them. Then I added ribbons and elastic with a glue gun!
These are fun ways to reuse worn out maps and toy packaging that would otherwise be thrown away!
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