Willowherb Wristlet Pattern

The Willowherb Wristlet Pattern: This is a quick and easy wristlet which incorporates the iris-fold technique, to complement my Meadowsweet Shoulder Bag pattern.  The spiral can be created using jelly roll strips, ribbon or any fabric cut into strips. The instructions also include an alternative method, to showcase patterned fabric or a panel.
 
Suitable for beginners, with clear step by step instructions and plenty of photos. 
 
There's also a group on facebook where you can get help and advice, and share your creations: www.facebook.com/groups/magicflyingbootspatternschat/
 
The completed size of the wristlet is 5” tall by 7¾” wide (approx. 12.7cm x 19.7cm).
 
Pattern pieces are provided in A4 and US Letter size, ready to print and cut out. All measurements are also included in the instructions, for those who prefer to measure and cut. 

Supplies needed:
Either 3 co-ordinating strips 20” x 2”* (51cm x 5.1cm*) quilting cotton (or ribbon at least 1” (2.5cm) wide)
Or small fabric panel / patterned fabric 8½” x 5½” (22cm x 14cm)
17” x 3” (35.5cm x 7.6cm) quilting cotton for strap, d-ring connector and zipper tabs
2 pieces 8½” x 5½” (22cm x 14cm) exterior fabric (cork, vinyl, faux leather)
2 pieces 8½” x 5½” (22cm x 14cm) Lining fabric
¼ yard (¼m) Vilene F220 fusible interfacing or similar (eg. Pellon ES114 Easy Shaper iron-on)
2 pieces 8” x 5” (20.5cm x 12.5cm) Vilene H630 or H640 fusible fleece or similar (eg. Pellon 987F Fusible Fleece)
8” (20.3cm) #5 zipper
½” (13mm) D-ring
¾” (19mm) Swivel Lobster Clasp
1 Rivet (small) †
Double-sided sewing tape or fabric glue (eg. Stix2 Fabric Glue Pen)
Sewing clips

* Wider strips, such as pre-cut jelly roll strips can also be used
† Alternatively, you could finish the strap by stitching a box with a cross inside