Are you looking for an easy leathercraft project that delivers beautiful results? In this post, I’ll show you how to make a leather phone case with a built-in card holder using a free printable pattern and full video tutorial.
This simple yet rewarding project is perfect for leathercraft beginners and hobbyists who want to create a professional-looking phone wallet in just a few hours.
Free Leather Phone Case Pattern Download
To make the process as easy as possible, I’ve designed a free downloadable pattern you can print at home. The pattern includes all the measurements and cutting guides you need to make your own leather phone case with a couple of card slots.
👉 Download the free leather phone cover pattern here
Video Tutorial: Leather Phone Cover with Card Slot
If you prefer visual instructions, check out my full step-by-step video tutorial where I walk you through the entire build process — from cutting the leather to finishing the edges.
🎥 Watch the full leathercraft tutorial here
Why This Is a Great Leathercraft Project
- Quick Build Time: You can complete this leather phone cover in about 2–3 hours.
- Beginner Friendly: The design is simple, with no complicated cuts or hardware.
- Practical and Stylish: Combines phone protection with a convenient card slot.
- Minimal Tools Needed: You can complete the project with basic leatherworking tools.
Leathercraft Tips for This Project
- Use a stitching pony to keep your stitches straight and even.
- Burnish your edges for a clean, professional finish.
- Customise with different colours or add a monogram for a personal touch.
Download the Free Pattern and Get Started!
Whether you’re new to leathercraft or just looking for a quick and satisfying build, this leather phone cover with a card slots is a great weekend project. Download the free pattern, follow the video tutorial, and enjoy making your own handcrafted phone case.
👉 Click here to download the free pattern now
Looking for more leathercraft projects?
Check out my other tutorials and free patterns on the blog for more creative leatherworking ideas!
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