In all likelihood there is a keyboard within a few feet of you. Inside that keyboard there probably is a circuit sheet that makes for a surprisingly durable and thin material for making a wallet.Unfortunately, from a fashion standpoint, wallets are bulky and can give your pants and unattractive bulge in far-from-flattering places. For men, particularly men who wear suits or dress pants, we want straight lines going from foot to waist. And when you start stuffing a bulky wallet, a phone, car keys, change and whatever else into your pocket, it hurts your look. I personally like to carry my cash in a money clip and carry the least number of cards I can. For most people, the bare minimum you really need is your ID/Drivers License, a debit card, a credit card, and maybe a health/insurance card to get by with during your day-to-day or, if you enjoy the nightlife like I do, your evening adventures. A card holder, then, made much for sense for me. It combines the cool aesthetics of the wallet, only thinner and smaller. It also requires far less material, so you can make one with only one circuit sheet.
What You'll Need:
Pretty much the exact same as when making the wallet.
- A desktop computer keyboard (for the circuit sheet and a metal piece as a straight edge) A screwdriver to open the keyboard
- A ruler or tape measure
- A cutting board or cutting mat
- A razor knife
- Sharp scissors
- A roll of clear packing tape