Tutorial: Easy recycled shirt cuff wallet

Many of my nieces and nephews are teenagers now, which means that I’m always looking for cute ways to package a gift of cash. Cindy from Skip To My Lou shows how you can make a simple wallet out of a shirt cuff. It’s a fun an unexpected way to wrap up a little cash (or gift card) gift. Flannel shirts have a cozy look that’s perfect for Christmas gifts. Cuffs are usually left over from other recycled shirt sewing projects, and of course each shirt will give you two cuffs.

Click below for her tutorial:

Recycled Shirt Cuff Pouches, by Skip To My Lou

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