Hanperal 16pcs Clear Acrylic Wallet Stencil Set, Leathercraft Wallet Templates

The media could not be loaded.  I'm new to leather work and got this to try my hand at it. So for I'm liking the pattern. Made quite a few as Christmas gifts.

I like the pattern pieces. It’s obviously for a bi-fold and/or flat type wallet like the safe mags that are popular now. If it had an accordion piece it would be way more flexible as a template but you can’t have it all for the price. If this seller made the accordion template it would be a best seller full stop.One review that interested me most was where piece 13 was critiqued. The review is correct but it’s not necessary to file out those little 1/8 of an inch. Just draw the line you need and move the template accordingly toward the corner. It’s a corner piece.Nothing is perfect so this is a really good buy and the other pieces don’t present any issues. Happy cutting!

The pieces offer a great variety of shapes for different style wallets for men and women. It's definitely a set for the experienced leather wallet crafter. There are no instructions about lining or how to attach the decorative pieces. It would also be nice to know what steps to take to sew it together. (Similar to a sewing pattern) If you do it in the wrong sequence, you make WAY more work for yourself and could end up having to start over. It has holes to mark for cutting, and some strange lines that seem to indicate some part of assembly but I'll be darned if I know exactly what or how to use them. I didn't use the holes since it was easier to use a punch and get multiple holes at once through all layers. But, I will say, that they are sturdy and seem to work just fine with the brown paper still on them. Even just labeling the pieces with the part name instead of a useless number would be more helpful.

First, the good - This arrived extremely fast and was well wrapped. The pieces obviously laser cut, are very accurate in hole placement. All the additional pieces allow for many configurations of wallets.Second, the OK - Most of the holes were clean but about 15% - 20% still had reside in them. However with the use of an awl, the residue popped out easily. In addition all the holes are extremely small. You will need a very thin sharp scratch awl to be able to mark your leather.Third, the bad - The piece numbered "13" has three slots in it. My guess is they are designed for either credit or business cards. Unfortunately the slots are only 3 1/4" in length on part number 13. Both credit and business cards are 3 3/8" in width. While not a total show stopper having to widen those slots is annoying.***UPDATE***Had a chance to make a couple wallets using this pattern. This would be a good beginners pattern if your child wanted to make presents for the family. However if you want to make a quality product these are a no go. The outer shell is too large in both height and width. The shell needs to have 1/2" trimmed from the height and the width. That would make it a more in line with the current bi-fold wallet sizes available on the market. And it would still be able to hold everything it does now.

No instructions, but you can figure it out. Made 2 wallets so far. Not bad for the money. In fact, made my money back times 5 on the first one I made and sold. I don't recommend using the premade holes for stitching, make your own.

Pieces are adjustable for different styles. Holes are well marked. Clear pieces make seeeing market easer.

I bought this set as a a gift for my husband as he does leatherwork. The template pieces are very sturdy and hold up well to having a blade run against the side. The set offers alot of different options for the pocket portions of a wallet which is exactly what he was looking for. My only suggestions would be some paperwork to define some of the smaller pieces and what they can be used for. Overall though a really good product especially for beginner leather making.

Outstanding and versatile set of templates. After removing the protective film take a wooden toothpick and press through any remaining tiny pieces of plastic (lucite) remaining from the laser cutting. You are now ready to make an awesome wallet.I used a needle in a handle I made to scribe the cut lines and the stitch holes. The holes are actually tapered from the front so the needle won’t chip the lucite as you insert it to mark the stitch holes. So many different pockets and accents you might never make the same wallet twice!

I was pleased with my purchase which enabled me to produce a professional looking leather wallet. The advantage over cardboard is you can use it time and again.

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