The phrase "a wallet made of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the material from which a wallet is constructed.
Example: "I just bought a wallet made of genuine leather, and it feels so luxurious."
Alternatives: "a wallet crafted from" or "a wallet composed of".
And a wallet made of human skin.
Inside the rim of the bag, barely visible, was a wallet made of pale-green leather.
"Our Pocket Farmacy that includes five of our most beloved remedies for everyday ailments that comes in a wallet made of recycled plastic bottles is my number one," Jean-Pierre says.
In 1959, the company offered a wallet "made of rich brown plastic" emblazoned with a picture of Lassie; 1,343,509 wallets were mailed to viewers who sent in five different labels from Campbell products.
To get to Backbeat, I've walked past my favourite museum, Surgeons Halll on Nicolson Street, where visitors can view the death mask of the serial killer William Burke (of Burke and Hare fame) and a wallet made out of his skin.
Want a pillow made out of an old Delta uniform or a wallet made out of a Delta seat?
Somehow they don't feel like commercials if you are actually selecting which ones to watch because you are in the market for a wallet made out of a tie or a mushroom spice jar.
In the playground at primary school, the kids said that Nazi war criminal Anton Gekas who ran a guest house in the area still had a wallet made out of a human scrotum.
So this is not charity -- but it is a way to give. 3 months later I'm still going strong -- shipping out stuff all over the country from a vintage quilt to a wallet made out of a toad -- and I even plan to cluttercast my mink coat.
But if Prefundia can get decent traction, it could because a useful platform for makers to test their ideas — to see whether a minimalist wallet made of papier-mâché or a plug-in disco-ball for your iPhone is actually worth the time and effort required to try and siphon off some crowdfunds.
While some police departments are spending their time using Pokémon Go to lure criminals into the station or helping out with elaborate marriage proposals, cops in Colorado Springs are very earnestly trying to locate the owner of a wallet made entirely out of $1 bills, so they can return it.
