Since I refound my love for sewing again I have been collecting lots of different fabrics, received from friends and family, purchased in charity shops or online and leftovers from past projects. After I made my first handbag last year from the Joel Dewberry fabric I bought on Etsy (see
article), I had some Fat Quarters and scraps left I wanted to use.
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Joel Dewberry FQ fabric bundle |
Recently bought a handy keyboard for my Ipad and wanted to have this together with all my other accessories in a funky Ipad sleeve for easy and safe transport. I stumbled upon this article by
The Crafty Blog Stalker and loved the way she used various patterned fabrics together. I didn't buy the pattern as it 's quite straightforward so I drew a pattern based on the images of her blog.
And this is the finished result:
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Front of my Ipad sleeve ©Fenfolio2014 |
I used Pellon Peltex single- and double-sided fusible ultra firm stabilizer (or interfacing as it's also been called) for extra stability and protection. For the front pouch of the Ipad sleeve I cut out four different pieces of fabric and sew them together. I also watned to have at least one of the birds on both the front and back of the flap in matching colours.
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Ipad and keyboard fit in perfectly ©Fenfolio2014 |
The sleeve is finished off with a magnetic closure.
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Front outside with magnetic closure ©Fenfolio2014 |
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Inside flap with magnetic closure ©Fenfolio2014 |
The interior of the front pouch and the sleeve itself have been lined with fabric of similar designs.
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Inside front pouch ©Fenfolio2014 |
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Inside Ipad sleeve ©Fenfolio2014 |
As I still had fabric left, my husband came up with the wonderful idea to make a drawstring pouch to keep all the accessories in like charger, card readers and earplugs.
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Front drawstring pouch ©Fenfolio2014 |
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Drawstring pouch and Ipad sleeve ©Fenfolio2014 |
The front and back have different fabric designs, similar to the Ipad sleeve. I used pink and green coloured strings to match the colour
palette.
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Back of drawstring pouch and Ipad sleeve ©Fenfolio2014 |
What great projects Fenn! I love your colours too.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Catherine!
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