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Yay! A hand sewn laptop case!
For those who live in Australia, it's for my free government laptop which I received this year. =D
The problem with the laptop case that was already provided was that there are 149 or so other people in the school with the exact same one. T.T
And thus, this laptop case was created.
Time wise, this took me something like 5 months to complete, but that's because I stopped working on it for 3 months or something while I was looking for a cheap 75cm zipper. XD This case would've been finished much quicker if I had a sewing machine tho...)=
For those who live in Australia, it's for my free government laptop which I received this year. =D
The problem with the laptop case that was already provided was that there are 149 or so other people in the school with the exact same one. T.T
And thus, this laptop case was created.
Time wise, this took me something like 5 months to complete, but that's because I stopped working on it for 3 months or something while I was looking for a cheap 75cm zipper. XD This case would've been finished much quicker if I had a sewing machine tho...)=
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Some stuff for this project. I used an old pillow case and some fabric I had leftover from previous projects. I'm not really sure what fabric the pillowcase is, but I know that the fabric for the lining is polar fleece. I used polar fleece because it's soft and cushiony and hopefully will prevent my laptop from being scratched. The green fabric I only used for decoration, so I guess that's not really important.
I also used a white 75cm long zipper.
Equipment would just be my normal sewing needles, thread, scissors and pins.
Sorry for no photo D=
I also used a white 75cm long zipper.
Equipment would just be my normal sewing needles, thread, scissors and pins.
Sorry for no photo D=
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