Nappy Wallet/Diaper Clutch - PDF Pattern
This nappy wallet PDF pattern (diaper clutch pattern) is a perfect sewing project to make for expecting parents. You can use one fabric alone, or use your creativity to mix and match colours and/or fabric textures to create a very unique wallet. This sewing pattern has two pockets; one side for nappies/diapers and the other side for a packet of baby wipes, with a strap with a snap closure (or option for hook and loop fastenings). The wallet can hold a couple of nappies and a packet of wipes comfortably. It also includes a step-by-step tutorial with colour photographs to guide you at every step, making it easy for you. This tutorial and pattern is suitable for a beginner to intermediate sewing project (no overlocker required, just a sewing machine with a straight stitch). Comes with separate files in A4 and Letter sized paper to print, depending on your country's preference. The tutorial is a separate document, that is optional to print. Fabric required: This nappy wallet can be made with any woven fabric, ideally in a mid-weight. You will also need either snaps or hook and loop tape for the closure on the strap. The wallet uses 60cm (23") of fabric x 112cm wide (44") if using only main fabric, or 38cm (15") of main and 30cm (11 3/4") of contrast fabric if using two fabrics. This would make a great project for a baby shower/new parent gift/or even just for your own babies. Patternosaurus is an Australian business, specialising in indie sewing patterns.

Nappy Wallet/Diaper Clutch - PDF Pattern


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This nappy wallet PDF pattern (diaper clutch pattern) is a perfect sewing project to make for expecting parents. You can use one fabric alone, or use your creativity to mix and match colours and/or fabric textures to create a very unique wallet.

This sewing pattern has two pockets; one side for nappies/diapers and the other side for a packet of baby wipes, with a strap with a snap closure (or option for hook and loop fastenings). The wallet can hold a couple of nappies and a packet of wipes comfortably. It also includes a step-by-step tutorial with colour photographs to guide you at every step, making it easy for you.
This tutorial and pattern is suitable for a beginner to intermediate sewing project (no overlocker required, just a sewing machine with a straight stitch). Comes with separate files in A4 and Letter sized paper to print, depending on your country's preference. The tutorial is a separate document, that is optional to print.

Fabric required: This nappy wallet can be made with any woven fabric, ideally in a mid-weight. You will also need either snaps or hook and loop tape for the closure on the strap.
The wallet uses 60cm (23") of fabric x 112cm wide (44") if using only main fabric, or 38cm (15") of main and 30cm (11 3/4") of contrast fabric if using two fabrics.

This would make a great project for a baby shower/new parent gift/or even just for your own babies.
Patternosaurus is an Australian business, specialising in indie sewing patterns.

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