Sew a super cute laptop case that fits the exact dimensions of your laptop! This project takes about an hour to finish and requires only 1 yard of fabric!You’ll need the following materials:I happily receive amazing fresh produce each week from Boston Organics. This means fruit, is now my snack of choice. Lately, I have been encountering a fruit eater’s dilemma. Each day I put an apple, pear, or nectarine into my bag for a snack. At lunchtime I discover, much to my disappointment, my notepad has been bumping against my fruit all morning, leaving it badly bruised- many times inedible. For me, this is an utter disappointment at snack time! To combat this reoccurring disappointment caused by manhandled fruit, my mom and I came up with these sock-like drawstring pouches to keep my delicate treats protected from the variety of dangers in my tote bag.
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For anyone looking to crochet a fruit protector of your own, I’m including a free pattern download. And for those wanting to snag a pre-made fruit protector, visit my table at the Ashmont-Peabody Farmer’s Market on July 23rd or check out my Etsy Shop.
I’ve never been one for reinventing the wheel. So, when I came across this fabulous tutorial for a laptop sleeve, I was super excited! yoonie-at-home provides clear and easy to follow instructions on how to complete this project. I made few patten modifications, but nothing major. I decided to put the opening flap along the long edge, as opposed to the short edge. Then I used leftover quilting fabric with some iron-on interfacing for the flowers since I didn’t have any felt around the house. Although I am happy with the fabric flowers, I think I will use felt as yoonie suggests the next time. I’ve made two of these cute little cases so far, see below, and I was very happy with them. They work up quick and make great gifts!
