So now we are getting out and about more here’s a tutorial for a handy nappy wallet that I originally made when Amelia was a baby for those 'just popping out, won’t be long times' - when you are defiantly out longer than planned! I had been chucking a nappy and a half packet of wipes in my bag if I wasn't planning on being out long. When the nappy didn’t get used it eventually got all grubby and I ended up throwing it away.
The nappy wallet was designed with the intention of just having a couple of nappies, a half pack of wipes and a small patch pocket for a couple of nappy sacks. The wallet could be put under the pram, in the car or just chucked in my bag - much handier than lugging a full changing bag for quick visits. Amelia's is now a bit worse for wear but it was a great little make, so useful at the time! I found it when giving her room a good sort out and thought you might like to make one too.
Might be worth mentioning that I made Amelia's out of cotton fabric. Was very floppy but it did the job. You might want to add interfacing for a sturdier wallet or as I've done in this case, used a heavier weight for the outer fabric (denim).
Here how to make one:
N.B. There is a 0.5cm seam allowance throughout.
You will need:
Take your patch pocket and fold in half, good sides together. Sew round the three sides, leaving a turning gap. Top stitch one edge. Put to one side. Take the other small fabric piece and fold the strap fabric length ways and sew across one end and down the side, leaving a turning gap. Fold the strap in half length ways to the seam to find the half way point. Sew to a point from approx 2 cm down. Add a scrap of interfacing to the point - I did this on both sides as this will reinforce the area of the Kam Snap. Turn, press and top stitch round the whole strap.
Take the strap and positioning 
Place both the inner and outer fabrics together, good 
