This no-stitch leather card holder is a simple, beginner-friendly project designed to be made with minimal tools and no sewing required. The free PDF template project walks you through cutting, folding, and assembling a clean, functional leather wallet that’s perfect for everyday carry.
Finished No-Stitch Leather Card Holder
Template Options
Please remember to print at 100% scale and making sure auto-scale is turned off. Test your dimensions after printing to make sure it is the correct size.
⬇️ DOWNLOAD FREE PDF PATTERNFree No-Stitch Wallet PDF - 525.88 KB
Also available as laser ready/source files and an acrylic template:
- No-stitch Leather Card Holder Acrylic Template Set (Laser ready / source files)
- (Acrylic) – No-stitch Leather Card Holder Acrylic Template Set
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Video Instructions
Inventory of Tools
- No.2 X-ACTO Knife
- C.S. Osborne Scratch Awl
- Gum Tragacanth
- Dremel with Burnishing attachment
- Line 20 solid brass snaps
- BG Hand Press
- BG Snap Setter with Anvil
- Button Stud – Measure your leather thickness first!
Leather Selection
This project was created with 3 oz. Wickett And Craig Buck Brown Harness Leather in the video and 3.5oz (1.4mm) Badlassasi Carlo Pueblo leather in Walnut in the finished photo examples.. I highly suggest something under 4.5 oz. Remember, you will be layering 3 pieces of leather at the attachment site. You have to take this stacking into consideration before ordering your snaps or button studs. Measure and make sure you have enough clearance. You can always skive down where the button stud/ snaps are stacked for a sleeker fit.
4 comments
Love the simplicity!
Your link no longer works for the no sew card holder.
Which one did you try? I just tested both and they seem to be working on my end.
Tried just now, and they worked. I am thinking it was a problem on Google Drive’s end. After I commented, I tried a couple others. Nothing would work. Now, it does.
Thank you so much for the pattern!
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