Kindle case pattern

I guess I have been in a bit of a crafting rut since the holidays. My sister came to my rescue the other day and gave me just the kick in the butt I needed to get crafting again! She recently got a new laptop and a Kindle and wanted cases for them. Today I made her a case for her Kindle. Want to make a Kindle case? This pattern would really work for any small electronic and I will show you how to take measurements! Skill level: beginner Materials: Fabric for outside, you will only need about…

5KCBWDAY5 - Something A Bit Different: The annual challenge to blog in a way different to how you normally blog. I did a photo post about a Kindle case.

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I have a fun and free little English Paper Pieced Kindle Case which I am pleased to share with you today. I love Elea Lutz's fabrics and decided to combine some of her Strawberry Biscuit ranges with her newest range called Apple Farm to create this cute little EPP Kindle Case. The fabrics work beautifully together, so if you'd like to create an EPP Kindle Case too, gather your EPP supplies and have a look at the instructions below. Glue baste the fabric to the hexagon papers and then stitch…

Hello Monday! Today's post is especially for the lovely Lauren, my Crafternoon pal, who has just got herself a new Kindle and needs some inspiration for a cover. Hope this helps :o) For this 'Make' you'll need: About one fat quarter of fabric for the outside About one fat quarter of fabric for the lining About one fat quarter of wadding (batting) (You won't actually need all of that fabric but it's better to have a bit more than you need, just in case. You can always use the excess fabric to…