I have at least 20 cards in my wallet, most of which only get used very occasionally. I was fed up with these cards falling out of my wallet. Thankfully, A Spoonful of Sugar came up with the perfect solution! Using their Scrappy Loyalty Card Wallet tutorial, at last my cards are in some sort of order!
I made this one ... to go with this bag! 
My 13-year-old blossie is away for an entire week on cadet camp (read: 'roughing it, no showers, lots of dust, sleeping in the open'!), so I thought she would enjoy a little surprise on her pillow when she returns. This one goes with her frilly dilly.
I had fun in amongst my vintage buttons ...
... with this duck egg blue one being my favourite.
Couldn't resist using a little selvedge trim on this one for my daughter.
Thank you to Lisa & Sarah for a great tutorial. I had lots of fun making these, and my world is a nicer place now that my cards are organised. The house is a mess, but my handbag is looking very cool!
Thank you Bloom. I love this idea, I'm off to check out the tutorial now.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I saw their tute and have yet to make them -- very inspiring :) I love your buttons too!
ReplyDeleteThey are all very nice.
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHave it downloaded and after seeing yours.. ahh.. I just have to get a go on them!! Love them.. :o)
ReplyDeleteWish you a Happy Easter!!!
They are gorgeous - vintage buttons, ricrac, and a touch of selvedge - it doesn't get any better than that! Love how you made one for each bag. Hope your daughter enjoys her survival camp. Have a great Easter!
ReplyDeleteThose are all really lovely card wallets - you have inspired me to actually make one. Practical and gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful and of course I just LOVE the buttons
ReplyDeleteah yes my hand bag needs a little help too!
may just have to try making one of these thanks!
Kathie
Fanastic, gorgeous, beautiful, just like you...thanks for the inspiration...xx
ReplyDeleteAren't they a great idea. I haven't made any yet but I certainly have tagged it for future reference. You are certainly on a roll. Great little gifts.
ReplyDeletepretty card wallets :) I think I should try one myself
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely wallets! I printed the tutorial out last night and just saw your post this morning. I think that's a sign, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration.
I loved all of them, they are so lovely,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration ;o))
Lidia
After all that camping she may be glad to be home and be an "urban chik" again.
ReplyDeleteI love that little sneak of selvedge in there.
My purse is thanking me for taking out all the extra cards & putting them into the loyalty card wallet. I love how you've made them to match your various bags - gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove Janelle xx
Thank you Bloom. I love this! I'm off to check out the tutorial now. have a lovely merry happy day and love to you!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool, I love them!
ReplyDeleteThese loyalty card holders are lovely!
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These are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI think I will have to give them a try.
The wallets are awesome.
ReplyDeleteThose are fabulous! ooxx`jodi
ReplyDeleteWell done they look great .
ReplyDeleteLOVELY wallets. Awesome work.
ReplyDeleteMy first visit to your blog, but not my last. What a cute blog you have. I have made 2 of these loyalty card wallets (will show them on my blog after I give away a couple as gifts--shhhh!) After seeing yours, my next one will have rickrack! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFabulous...love all the vintage buttons, too!
ReplyDeleteI love all your loyalty wallets and you chose the perfect buttons. Just found your blog and really enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Love your button collection! I'm sure your daughter loved hers!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ! what a great idea indeed !
ReplyDeleteThey are fantastic! I'm having a go this weekend at making one! Lisa
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