Make Your Own.
Free DIY templates of slim wallets designed to upcycle paper waste.
You can make your own Kamino Wallet from materials like notepad covers, magazine covers, or cardboards.
Lighten not only your load, but also the planet's.
I'd greatly appreciate it if you'd
Templates
The Original
The simplest to make.
This is the first design I made for myself and what started this journey.
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Card Sleeve
You'd be surprised to see how a piece of paper can be a functional wallet.
Holds 6 cards, folded notes and a few coins.
See more images on the product page.
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Card Wallet
One of my best selling wallet optimized for DIY.
Holds 6 cards, folded notes and a few coins or keys.
Great if you have tools to apply snap buttons, but not a requirement.
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Coin Wallet
Same function as the Card Wallet, but in horizontal format.
Holds 6 cards, folded notes and a few coins.
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Instruction
Step1: Supplies
You’ll need
1. A sheet of paper to make a wallet out of preferably durable material
2. An elastic band
3. A utility knife (with a cutting mat)
4. A Pen
5. A ruler
6. A sheet of A4 paper to make the pattern
7. A printer
Step2: Print out the template and cut out the pattern.
Download a free template and print it out.
You could also print the pattern directly on a printable material.
Step3: Cut out the material you choose using the pattern.
Step4: Make V-folds along the dotted lines in the template.
TIP: Drawing lines using the back side of the blade makes it easier to make V-folds.
Step5: Round off the corners (optional)
It just makes easier taking it in and out of your pocket.
Step6 *Only for the Original: Put cash and cards in it and fasten them with an elastic band.
Step7: Get ready to go light!
That’s it. As simple as that. But it’s fully functional for daily use.
I hope it helps you simplify your life. Enjoy!
FAQs
You'd have to improvise the way how you fold them depending what kind of material you choose, but that's also a fun part.
The material I use for my products is called "washable paper." You could find them at a craft shop near you.
If you'd like to use them for non-profit activity like workshops for your school or community, feel free to use them.
You created something amazing and want to sell? Reach out to me, and we can talk about the conditions. I'd encourage that.
Enjoying using them?
Or share your wallet using #kaminowallet to help me spread the word!