So, to start, you will need to assemble the materials. First, you will need to get the fabric that you  would prefer for the whole wallet.

Clara used Premier Prints Cameron Premier Navy Slub. This one went really well on the wallet if looked great so you may want to consider it, but any fabric will work.

Next, you will need fusible, heavy or medium interfacing. This is important because it offers the support that gives the wallet the shape it has.

You will also need size three sew on snaps. This wallet does not have any zippers, just a snap, which saves a lot of work and keeps things simple.

In addition, you will need a D-ring, a Ruler, and thread. Also, your rotary cutter or scissors, pins, a fabric marker, a hand sewing needle, and an iron.

Once you have got it all together you can start working on your homemade wristlet wallet! Make sure you check out the video and enjoy your personal accessory.