Cute Arizona Can Wallet

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  Step 1

  Take your Arizona can and cut off the top.

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  Step 2

  Cut the can down the middle, taking the main "Arizona" logo.

  Trim the edges so they are smooth.

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  Step 3

  Cut a piece of cardboard ( i used the front of a notebook) the same size as the Arizona piece you cut.

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  Step 4

  Cut the Arizona piece in half. Make sure the sides are equal.

  line it up with the cardboard. Slide the Arizona pieces apart a little, so there is about 1 1/2 inches of the cardboard showing.

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  Step 5

  Tape it.

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  Step 6

  Flip it over.

  Cut another piece of cardboard, a little longer than a dollar. This will be the pocket you put your paper money in.

  Tape it on.

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  Step 7

  Now is the difficult part.

  You have to sort of pop the card board piece out a bit. Im sorry if I cant Explain it right. Put tape on the opening.

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  Step 8

  cover the sticky part with paper.

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  Step 9

  Use bits and pieces of the leftover can to make slots for your cards and change.

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  Step 10

  now for the clasp type thing.

  take another scrap piece, and cut it into a strip

  about 1 1/2 inch tall, 4 inch wide.

  tape part of it onto the back of the wallet. fold over the the front, covering part of the opening.

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  Step 11

  Now, when you want to open it, just unfold the clasp.

  To close it, fold and pinch tight!
  There you go!

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Ella · 1 project 13th January 2011

does this still work if i use a cocoa cola can? as the arizona ones are taller and thinner?

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rachel. · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 9 projects 28th November 2009

cool!!

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Crafthazard · San Diego, California, US · 15 projects 28th November 2009

Thanks Dont Forget to post your Versions! I MUST to see them!

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Lucia · San Luis Obispo, California, US · 6 projects 28th November 2009

I have an addiction to wallets (it's very serious! ) so I HAVE to try this!

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Sherlaine Y. 28th November 2009

this is awesomee! im gonna make one NOW! thanks for the tute!!! <3

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