No-Sew Triangle Coin Purse Pattern (Free!)

No-Sew Triangle Coin Purse Pattern

How cute is this triangle coin pouch? It's a no-sew project that anyone can make!

By: Lisa Mecham from creativefashionblog.com

Everyone is going to love this DIY coin purse because it's no-sew! It's always a delight when you don't need to be an expert sewist to make a project.

Beginners or crafters who have never sewn before will find this No-Sew Triangle Coin Purse Pattern to be a must-make.

Use leather scraps of any kind, or even faux leather, to get a cute and simple coin purse that can be set into nearly any purse or bag.

Using different textured leathers allows you to make several with unique appearances. This leather triangle coin purse also makes a fantastic gift add-on or stocking stuffer for the holidays!

Even though the world is getting more and more digital, we still need something to hold our coins for various purchases. That's where this awesome triangle coin pouch comes in handy!

We are sharing the basic post here from Lisa at Creative Fashion Blog, but you'll want to head over to her site for all the specifics, pattern PDF, the full tutorial, and video walk-through.

PLUS! This page was part of the National Sewing Month celebration. Our National Sewing Month 2019 hub page is the place to go to see everything we shared.

Image shows three of the no-sew triangle coin purses on a light marbled background.

Leather Triangle Coin Purse Materials

- Printable Pattern PDF (download at Creative Fashion Blog)
- Leather Hole Punch
- Faux Leather Textured Vinyl
- 10mm Metal Snap Fasteners

No-Sew Triangle Coin Purse Pattern Instructions:

Download the pattern PDF at Creative Fashion Blog.
Cut out the paper pattern.
Use the leather wallet pattern to cut out the perfect triangle from your piece of leather.
Fold along the marked pattern lines and use a leather hole punch through the bottom 2 layers.
Attach the bottom portion of the metal snap as the package instructions suggest.
Punch a hole in the top piece of the triangle with your leather hole punch.
Attach the top portion of the metal snap as the package instructions suggest.
Open and close your new pouch. You are done!