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a simple laptop sleeve to prevent damage from minor knocks and bumps.
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You will need:
Material - I chose this fabric because it was lying around, and is quite thick, making it suitable for the task at hand.
Scissors - the sharper the better
Thread - preferably of a similar colour to your material
Sewing Machine - you could probably do all of this by hand but i'm lazy.
Laptop - for measuring, and for using with the sleeve after construction.
Pen - preferably something that will wash off, i didnt have this so used a marker that was handy.
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Material - I chose this fabric because it was lying around, and is quite thick, making it suitable for the task at hand.
Scissors - the sharper the better
Thread - preferably of a similar colour to your material
Sewing Machine - you could probably do all of this by hand but i'm lazy.
Laptop - for measuring, and for using with the sleeve after construction.
Pen - preferably something that will wash off, i didnt have this so used a marker that was handy.
Pins.
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Apr 14, 2009. 11:00 AMstephenniall
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Surely the simplest Hmm wonder if i have any Old curtains laying around Lol
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Apr 15, 2009. 5:18 AMstephenniall
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I have just done this with a Old tshirt lol (Done it by hand cos My neighbours stole my mums sewing machine lol) and it looks good Im gonna make one from scratch and sew logos on it Etc
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Jan 5, 2008. 7:20 AMahead
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This is good instructable for the laptop class
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Apr 26, 2007. 1:14 PMluisrobles
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the fit looks perfect. Awesome work, but the sewing machine looks very "girly" BTW. Keep the good WORK!!
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Apr 26, 2007. 3:34 PMdaryl (author)
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it belongs to my mother, so masculinity probably wasn't a factor in its purchase.
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Apr 17, 2007. 4:26 PMThunderexpress
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Ordered an ibook. Good instructable too.
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