Download this free leather passport holder pattern in printable PDF format. This DIY design creates a slim leather passport holder with pockets for your passport and travel essentials, making it ideal for handmade travel gear and beginner leathercraft projects.
If you’d prefer the editable source files, check out the “Laser Ready Files” link below.
Note: Be sure to print at 100% scale for accurate sizing.
Finished Passport Cover Examples
Template Options
⚡ Laser-Ready SVG Files
The laser-ready SVG files are for makers who don’t want to trace anything. Perfectly scaled, clean cut paths, no setup guesswork. Drop them straight into LightBurn, Cricut Design Space, xTool Studio, or your preferred cutting software and go. If you’re customizing the design or adding engraving, these are the files you want.
🧩 Acrylic Template Set
Paper patterns work fine for a single build. If you’re making multiples — for markets, commissions, or just because you like the project — the acrylic template set is worth it. Precision-cut and built to last, the templates speed up layout and cutting while keeping every piece consistent. They won’t stretch, tear, or wear out, no matter how many times you reach for them.
FREE Print Ready PDF Pattern Download!
⬇️ DOWNLOAD FREE PDF PATTERNFree Passport Holder PDF - 3.43 MB
Usage Note: You are free to use this design to create and even sell the end product. However, you cannot re-distribute this template in any form.
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Project Instructions
Introducing The MAKESUPPLY Standard
This template set—and all new sets going forward—uses an updated instructional format we call The MAKESUPPLY Standard. Instructions now begin after all pieces are cut and stitching holes are punched, whether you’re using paper PDF templates, laser files, or acrylic templates.
Following The MAKESUPPLY Standard is optional—you can still complete this project using your own preferred workflow.
If you’re new to our templates please check out our Guide To Using MAKESUPPLY Templates to get you started!
Assembling The Print PDF
If you are printing out the PDF pattern you will notice that the largest piece is split into two parts. To begin you must first assemble that piece by cuting at the larger dashed lines and connecting the circle with two A’s. Below is an example:
Video Instructions
Project Inventory
- C.S. Osborne Scratch Awl
- #2 Edge Beveler
- Fiebings Pro Dye (Black)
- Tokonole Burnishing Compound
- Wood Slicker
- Water Based Leather Glue
- 36″ x 24″ Self Healing Cutting Mat
- .8mm Flat braid Polyester Thread
- Stitching Pony
- Line 20 Snap Fasteners
- Line 20 Snap Setter Tool
- Leather Maul
- Granite Slab
- Thread Zapper
- xTool P2 Laser Cutter
Leather Selection
In this video we used two different leathers for that two-tone effect. The outside is Black Pueblo leather in thickness 3.5-4oz (1.2mm – 1.4mm) and the inside is classic brown Vachetta leather in 3.5-4oz (1.2mm – 1.4mm). For this project I recommend no more than 4oz leather thickness.
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). And we have eyes EVERYWHERE.
However, you are free to do whatever you want with the end product you create using the template.
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Gracias por todo empecé a seguirte desde la pandemia y es admirable y soy fanático de tu trabajo
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