Tyvek FedEx Wallet With Change Pocket

Build a tri-fold wallet that hold bills, change, and cards out of a single FedEx small express tyvek envelope. 5 cuts, 1 staple, and no tape. Tri fold wallets are compact, so it doesn't look like your ass is lopsided and it's thin enough to stick in your front pocket.

1 FedEx small express envelope
1 cutting blade

Cut the top flap with adhesive.

Fold the envelope along the long direction leaving enough space for a card to fit.

Fold the remainder.

Cut off a portion of the envelope so there is enough space for a bill and a card.

Create a pocket by sealing two edges. Make sure the flaps are on opposite sides of the envelope. Also make sure the adhesive doesn't go over the small flap that we just cut in the previous step.

Fold the envelope into the width of a card.

Very carefully make 2 cuts into the envelope so cards can slide into the pocket. Make the cut through a single sheet without cutting the sheet of tyvek behind it. Do this by lightly going over with a blade several times until the cut is just deep enough that the material is cut.

Staple the corner flap of the change pocket.

It's got a secret pocket to hide large bils, reciepts and lists. 2 card holders and a change pocket that doesn't let change spill out by mistake.