I’d also love to see the outcome!
I notice none of the above links go to this design
Right click on the drawing in the first post in the thread…Save As an SVG file.
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I think the first post was based on this:
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Thank you
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Curious as to what I may be doing wrong. Right clicked first image in thread. Saved as SVG uploaded to glowforge when starting to put together I noticed the inner piece does not seem to line up with outer. Seems to be off by 1/2 inch
Lol thank u watched again and seen why it was off from outer shell.
How did you convert from engrave to cut?
I made this, using a slight variation on the template. Final product:
I modified the template slightly, removing the red lines and placing a set of slashes to line up with the inner pocket piece.
On the original template I believe the red line was intended as a mark for where the bottom edge of the inner pocket goes, and this made the sewing easier for me.
I wish I had done it using squares instead of the slashes; I found the squares much, much easier to work with. Which is part of why the stitching on the photos is so sloppy and inconsistent. The other part is that I did sloppy, inconsistent stitching.
I finished this just in time because my old trifold was literally falling apart at the seams. Among the things that I learned with this project is the fact that I really prefer a trifold wallet. Fortunately, I have one that I’m no longer using which has done much of the work of disassembling itself so I can figure out how it was made. 
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I had a go at making this, with a few additions in the way of engraved designs inside and out. Made using veg tanned kangaroo leather, it’s lovely and soft. Took me a while to figure out how to do the saddle stitching, but I’m pretty pleased with how it all turned out!
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Looks Great! I’m so hoping to be able to find the time to start doing some leather projects soon… The stitching makes me a little nervous. Yours looks fantastic!
Thanx for the design! Much appreciated!
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Printing this now. That’s for the pattern conversion! I’ll be sure to share my finished product!