Leather Mid Wallet Pattern (Free PDF Template)

This leather mid wallet pattern is a free PDF template inspired by Japanese wallet designs. A mid wallet sits between a regular size bi-fold and a full length “long wallet”. This style wallet relies on some pretty clever techniques so it may not be the best option for a beginner leathercrafter. However, if youre up for a little challenge this one is a great download!

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Free Mid Wallet PDF - 1.64 MB

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Video Instructions

Inventory of Tools

• 36″ x 24″ Self Healing Cutting Mat
• 110-Lb Card Stock Paper
• No.2 X-ACTO Knife
• Cordless Dremel
• Dremel Burnishing Bits
• Barge Cement
• Elmers Glue Stick
• Rotary Tool
• C.S. Osborne Scratch Awl
• Seiwa 5mm Diamond Stitching Chisels – 6 prong / 2 prong
• John James Stitching Needles
• Gum Tragacanth
• Wood Slicker
• Generic Sandpaper – 320 grit
• Edge Beveler
• Ritza Tiger Thread – .8mm (Brown)
• Annic Leathercraft Maul
• Punching Slab
• Binder Clips
• 5″ YKK Zipper

Leather Selection Suggestions

In this video we used a combination of leather. The outside shell and the top collar were made of 3-4oz Wickett & Craig Harness leather. The insides were made from 2-3oz Wickett and Craig brown skirting leather. The other model shown in the video was made entirely from 2-3oz Wickett & Craig Natural Tooling Leather. Please keep in mind this project requires many layers of leather stacked to create a rather beefy wallet. If you want to use a thicker leather for the outside shell I wouldnt go much more than 5oz. That would pair best with 3oz or less for the inside pieces.

Guidelines of Template Usage

We put a lot of time and effort into producing these templates, videos, and blog posts. Please do not distribute the template you have purchased from Makesupply. It’s not cool and hurts our feelings (CRY EMOJI). However, you are free to do whatever you want with the end product you create using the template design. Even sell them on Etsy!