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This pdf download is for a free leather no stitch wallet template you can access below. For rivets I used the small ones listed in the kit below but it is recommended to have double-sided rivets.
The double faced rivets will speed up the process as you will only need to punch eight holes for the wallet. The template will show where to punch holes for regular rivets and double sided rivets.
Print out at 100% size and use the 1in. test box to ensure a perfect print.
Stitchless bifold wallet
Leather no stitch wallet
Items Used:
- 4oz Veg-Tanned Leather
- Rivet Set W/ Setter (Around 3/8″ or less)
Easy-To-Do Series Rapid Rivets Kit. This rivet kit contains sixty assorted rivets (brass and nickel-plated, small, medium and large), setter, anvil and instructions. Can be used on leather, fabric, vinyl and more.
- (Recommended) Double Sided Rivets
Double-sided tubular rivets heavy duty decorative studs for handbags jeans belts dog collars leather crafts sturdy.
- Revolving Hand Hole Punch (A regular hole punch will also work fine)
Their strengthened punch pliers are an excellent tool, which is used for making holes in leather, watchband, cloth, shoes, handbags, gaskets, cardboard, plastic, etc. Ideal for Home, shop, hobbies, & crafts.
Quick drying long lasting leather paint for color coating smooth leather surfaces. This can also be used as an edge coat for some fantastic color.
Fandeli's Multipurpose Fine Grit 220 Sandpaper Sheets are made of super heavy paper that works on all surfaces. Features high-quality aluminum oxide mineral for longer-lasting sheets, less clogging, and less waste.
Our premiere Tokonole burnishing gum, this product far surpasses Tragacanth for your leathercraft needs. Odorless, irritant-free and easy to apply this gum will give excellent results every time.
Features a traditional blend of ingredients which cleans, softens and preserves smooth leather.
