This won't give you a very neat finish, however, but it will do if you just need something to hold your money. Once printed, you can load the code with bitcoin, much how you'd stuff a real wallet with cash.

I'd love to see them. Bring the sash ends together and fasten the front sides in an X shape at the bottom with a pin or button suitable to your occasion. Next, choose decorations and embellishments for your sash, like iron-on letters, sequins, and decorative trim. When working with small children and craft supplies, always have adult supervision. Mark the spot. This article has been viewed 25,605 times. If you are using ink or paint, skip to the Lettering section below. Lay your white fabric on the ironing board. To make a paper wallet, start with a sheet of printer paper and fold it into eighths.

Arrange it so the colored sides are of equal width all the way down (they should be about an inch wide).
So you will need to use a bobby pin to unlock those.

That’s easy to do on the back half of your sash, where you can iron it on the inside (it doesn’t have the facing) but on the front half, facing tends to melt when presented with a hot iron. It isn’t necessary but it really does make it look lovely. The stripes may not match up entirely; you'll live. Fortunately, they are designed to be easy to open. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/1\/11\/Make-a-Paper-Money-Pouch-Step-1.jpg\/v4-460px-Make-a-Paper-Money-Pouch-Step-1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/1\/11\/Make-a-Paper-Money-Pouch-Step-1.jpg\/aid1415404-v4-728px-Make-a-Paper-Money-Pouch-Step-1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":297,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"470","licensing":"