Cassette Tape Wallet

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  Step 1

  Cut every piece you need, lining is optional if you do want to make that simply decrease sizes of wallet by 0,25cm and hand stitch it in.

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  Step 2

  Take the two long strips of fabric. During sewing leave the zipper open until the point where you have to go past the zipper thingy and close it.

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  Step 3

  Take the cassette tape part and bottom part and place it right sides together. sew till corner of cassette tape (on picture marked with red line)

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  Step 4

  fold sides of bottom over and sew (if you have trouble folding it or holding it down while sewing snip the corner a bit but not entirely to corner)

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  Step 5

  Do the same with the other side and you should now have this.
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  Step 6

  Facing wrong side of wallet sew in zipper, leaving zipper slightly open at all times! Sew other side.

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  Step 7

  When you have finished the wallet take the cassette.

  Open it and remove all things inside; all things includes plastic pointy things which you can remove by use of needle nose pliers

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  Step 8

  Once the cassette is all smooth glue it onto the wallet (keeping in mind to place right side up).

  Wait till one side dries because you want the two parts to be on same level and they may slide once you try to glue them both onat the same time.

  When the glue has dried on both sides you can begin to sew in the lining by hand.

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SpookyKitten · Parkville, Maryland, US · 21 projects 3rd April 2011

aweseome

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Ashly S. · Glendale, Arizona, US 3rd April 2011

such a good idea.

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stefania d. · Turin, Piedmont, IT 7th October 2010

I would love to see the video tutorial ... is it possible?

Kisses <3

Stefania - Italy

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aacbjm a. · Council Bluffs, Iowa, US · 3 projects 4th September 2010

awsum thankx for sharing got tapes i didnt know what to do with now i do and have many other ideals

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sofia d. · 8 projects 17th April 2010

wow this is sweeeeet!cant wait to try it!thanx!

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Kasey Kasket · Ormond Beach, Florida, US · 25 projects 6th March 2010

Yes! well, Im usually pretty good with tuts, but I was having the hardest time with this for some reason. It doesnt include what to do with the two long skinny pieces of fabric or the zipper, but Im assuming you attach the two pieces to the sides of the zipper and attach to the baggie after you make the rest. I dont understand how youre folding the little piece of the bottom of the cassette part, it looks like you could be folding it over and downward or sideways? And after you do that to both parts, since theres two pieces of the other fabric do you attach the cassette part to the bottom piece separately on each side and then attach them together? It seems so silly but Im just not getting it

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Kasey Kasket · Ormond Beach, Florida, US · 25 projects 4th March 2010

Its a neat idea but your how to is missing a lot of things

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m · Yorba Linda, California, US · 9 projects 10th December 2009

i love this and i can't wait to scour my local thrift shops for interesting cassette tapes

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tula t. · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects 19th November 2009

how cute and creative =3

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 4th October 2009

hi, this a great tute, and a awesome cooooool idea, thanks,xxx!

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