Medieval Phone Case Pattern ā Leather Belt Book
I designed this medieval-style leather phone case to look like a small leather-bound book, keeping your phone hidden while attending SCA events, Renaissance Faires, and other medieval activities. It also doubles as a small wallet, with space for a few cards and folded bills. The book hangs from your belt with a removable attachment, making it easy to take off when needed.
Since phones are expensive, I wanted to make sure mine was properly protected, so the design incorporates a regular phone case. You'll need to purchase a compatible phone case separately to complete the project.
The pattern includes decorative cover artwork and comes with downloadable PDF and SVG files for printing or laser cutting.
SIZES: Small, Regular & XL
The XL pattern is available now. I've already made the XL case and am working on the Small and Regular versions, which should be available within the next couple of days.
This is a digital leatherworking pattern, not a finished product.
Choose your pattern size based on your phone and its protective case.
iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone SE, and other compact smartphones.
Standard iPhones, iPhone Pro models, Samsung Galaxy S series, and standard Google Pixel models.
Samsung Galaxy S22āS26 Ultra, iPhone Pro Max and Plus models, and Google Pixel Pro XL models.
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Includes printable PDF patterns in Letter, A4 and A0, plus SVG laser files. No physical item will be shipped.
- PDF Patterns (Letter, A4 & A0)
- SVG Laser Files
- Primary Artwork
- Video Tutorial if Shown
- Print at Home
- Tools & Supplies List
- Credit: Please credit Dark Horse Workshop in all online photos.
- Non-transferable: Digital items are for the buyer only.
- No reproduction: Do not resell, share, distribute, or publish the files.
- No kits: Finished goods only.
- No modern apparel: Artwork may be used to embroider medieval clothing, but may not be used to make T-shirts, cups, bags, or similar merchandise.
- Small scale only: Intended for craftspeople and hobbyists. Small-batch sales are permitted; mass production is not.
- Laser use allowed: Cutting and engraving with lasers is permitted and is not considered printing.
- Rights reserved: Usage rights may be revoked if these terms are not followed.
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