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The Zip-up cardholder is a small, beginner-friendly project. It features two card slot pockets on the front, so you can keep your bank cards or travel card handy. On the back, there is an additional bigger slip pocket where you can keep your shopping receipts, or like me, a spare mask. The main compartment is fully lined and can be accessed by opening the top zipper. It is big enough to store spare change, notes, and house keys.

Skill level:
Beginner.

Sizing info:
4" (10 cm) wide by 6" (15 cm).

Materials needed (height / width):

  • 14" (35 cm) by 16" (40 cm) External fabric: waterproof canvas, wax canvas, quilting cotton,
  • 14" (35 cm) by 8" (20 cm) Lining fabric: quilting cotton, waterproof canvas,
  • 20" (50 cm) / 16" (40 cm) Lightweight interfacing: Stayflex, SF101, Wovenfuse, G700,
  • 3/8" (1 cm) / 3 1/2" (9 cm) Decovil light (optional),
  • One 6" (15 cm) #3 zipper.

Please note: You may need an additional amount of fabric with a directional print.

Video tutorial:

Included is a 14-minute video sewing tutorial showing you how to make this lovely Zip-up Cardholder. Just click on the play button below.

https://youtu.be/hnLplOf-yoI

The pattern:
You will receive a PDF pattern and easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions with color photos to help you through each step.

Download:
Please note this is a digital download PDF file, not a paper sewing pattern. Please download immediately after check out.

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Deb Enger
Zip up card holder

Loved it! Good directions and easy to follow. Came out so cute. Thank you for the pattern!!

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Misty Bair
Very cute!

This pattern is so easy to make. Well written. Turns out super cute and useful.

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Anja Martin
nice pattern

I like the pattern its a great gift,thank you

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Vicki Smith
Zip up card holder

Very useful, perfect size.

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Claire Conger
Great easy projects

These sewing patterns are great easy projects to make many in a day. I live in a building that uses a fob to gain entry for residents and these make it easy to make a cardholder which can attach to your keychain for convenience.