Skinnydip - Lilo and Stitch Laptop Sleeve Case 13 Inch - Protective Soft Padded Zipper Cover - Carrying Computer - Cushioned Inside For Maximum Protection - Laptop Bag

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And if you’re more of a step-by-step photo person, take a look at this guided crochet lotus stitch photo tutorial.

Padded Laptop Case Project - The Sewing Directory Padded Laptop Case Project - The Sewing Directory

Learn how to crochet a beautiful stylish case for your laptop using the lotus stitch. This crochet laptop cover is made by making two rectangles and whip stitching the sides together. It’s simple and fun to make!The choice of whether to glue a piece of leather or a finishing metal decorative piece on the front of the flap is entirely up to you. For this laptop cover, you will need 3 balls of a worsted weight cotton yarn. I used Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Cotton yarn in the color warm blush.

Stitch Laptop Sleeve Case 13 Inch Skinnydip - Lilo and Stitch Laptop Sleeve Case 13 Inch

Take one of your straps, fold each edge under by 1 inch. Measure in 1.5 inches from the top of your exterior bag panel, and 3 inches in from the edge. Position your strap there and sew into place. These lovely DIY laptop sleeves come with an easy Velcro fastening and a classy shaped envelope-style flap. The outer cover of the sleeve is made from home décor fabric, with a felt lining to cushion the laptop, and no need for interfacing. The best thing is that you can use the diy laptop bag as a clutch – 2in1 – a win-win! Here’s another fun crochet laptop case pattern! The Lotus Laptop Case is an intermediate crochet pattern that’s made using single crochet stitches and puff stitches. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.Below you will find my step by step DIY laptop sleeve tutorial with VIDEO instructions for all the visual learners. Now bend over the flap and see where the Velcro you stitched on the flap meets up with the front of the bag. Mark the spot where the Velcro from the flap touches the front.Pin it to the outer fabric only. Another fabulous project and tutorial Helen. Thank you for sharing your laptop sleeve DIY at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I’m delighted to be featuring it at the party tonight and pinning too. This little change makes the stitch slightly more dense or together, and creates a lovely definition of the slanted loops you see on the picture. This sleeve pattern involves basic single crochet stitches, and no complex ones are engaged here. So, even if you are a novice in the world of crocheting, still you can prepare it easily. 7. Colorful Laptop Case