how to make a business card holder - a free pattern

Ok.  I'm gonna just say it.  I'm super proud of this thing I made.  It was my final project for a course I took a few months ago.  (And yes, I got an A+.)  I thought it would be fun to turn my Mini Little Geese Satchel pattern into an infographic - and a free pattern for you. :)

Please note that this infographic is not nearly as detailed as I would write for a regular pattern.  I was limited with space so I hope the cutting instructions and illustrations are enough for you to succeed. 

Have fun!  xo k

Comments

[greenrabbitdesigns]

Well you certainly deserved your A+!

[Katherine]

Super cute project and I love the infographic! Hands down this deserved an A+. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.

[Hildy]

A+++! Thanks for sharing it's beautiful:-)

[Sigi G]

Thank you Kristyne! Love it!!

[Delcia Rosenow]

That is so Cutie Patootie! (I said the same thing when you showed it a while back. Previously you made the little flat "purse" for a daughter, I think, and that had a link to instructions on a Japanese site. Those picture instructions were so easy to follow and quickly gave me a great little pouch plus one more that I gave to a friend.). Actually I love those instructions-–compact and in one little spot. I don't have business cards, but I can see a small spool of thread or some floss and a packet of needles in there, or just hang it off of a fave stitching bag and let everyone say, "How cute is that"!!! And I will say, "Isn't it though, and you can check out Christine at Pretty By Hand and see the other darling things she makes!"

[Susie]

This is fabulous. Thank you. I was only thinking the other day what could I put other people's business cards in. I.e. Fabric shops. This will belerfect.

[Rosemary]

Button cute!

[Suz]

Isn't that the cutest thing! It has so many sweet little details! Thank you for sharing your skill, expertise and talent with us!

[Bonnie Nyquist]

Oh how adorable is that? So small but perfectly done! I would love to hear more about that class you spoke of! Also love your fabric choices,sweet as can be. :)

[Lynne Tilley]

Love this so much! It's just adorable!!

[Pamela]

I adore it! Its precious! Thank you!

[Gina]

That is the cutest little business card holder ever!!! Nice work on the graphics too!

[Mandy]

That's a fab infographic and you've managed to keep it in your own style. Go straight to the top of the class :)

[Bari Jo]

So cute!!! Thank you!!!!

[Nancy D.]

This is so cute! The infogram is easy to understand. Thank you so much for sharing this sweet project.

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