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![]() Finish by making a closure with a Velcro patch, button, or whatever.. I don't recommend magnetic catches, not all computers like them.. | |||||||
![]() Here's what I made with the leftovers - a sleeve for my DH's Nook (called 'Ook) | |||||||
![]() And heres how I deal with the vulnerable screen - I added a layer inside the front part only, with one hemmed edge; which will have a sheet of very thin mdf or plastic inserted..If you find this slides out, add a couple of stitches to hold it in place | |||||||
| Oakshott Allium fabrics available from http://www.oakshottfabrics.com And of course, you can do these with all manner of nice fabrics, different small blocks, leftovers, and as a wholecloth. You can free-motion quilt it, or add decorations.. This pattern is free for your own non-commercial use, for gifts or if you wish to make a few for sale. If you sell made items, you must credit me as the designer. If you want to make lots, to use these instructions as part of a kit, or to alter them in any way, talk to me first. If you wish to point people at these pages, please do, but do not copy them onto your own websites. | |||||||
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| My address is:- Helen Howes Helen Howes Textiles 1 Castell Farm Cottages, Thurlton Road, Raveningham, Norfolk NR14 6NY. UK 07914 676182 Email me here - helen@helenhowestextiles.co.uk I prefer that you email me (at any time), or phone between 3 and 6 (UK time) most days | |||||||