Quilted Kindle Cover
This Kindle cover sewing pattern from Celeste Streeter is so simple! Protect your precious e-Reader with custom Kindle covers in whatever colors you want. Make one or several to match every whim.
Materials:
- Canvas- 9.5x13.5 (stabilizer)
- Batting-9.5x13.5
- Fabric - 9.5x13.5 (inside lining)
- Fabric Scraps-(5 or 6 1/4 yrd selections)
- Velcro-( non-sticky)
- Bias tape-2 yrds(store bought or homemade)
- Thread
- Sewing machine
Instructions:
- Lay out lining, canvas and batting. Lining with right side facing away. next lay the canvas and then the batting on top.
- Cut a 4.5 inch square. Lay in the middle of the batting rectangle, right side facing up. Cut two 2.5x4.5 inch strips. Laying the first strip alongside the square sew it down. Lay the second strip on opposite side and repeat.
- Continue in this manner, working your way around and outward laying strips alongside and sewing them down as you go; till all of batting is covered.
- At this point you may want to trim corners on one end; Making one end rounded. The rounded end will be wrapping around to form a close-able flap.
- Sew bias tape around the edges of work, giving it a finished look.
- Now on the end of the square quilt-pieced end, sew the fuzzy sided strip of velcro. Then on the rounded lining end, sew the scratchy sided piece of velcro.
- Lastly, fold your rectangle, so that only 2 1/4 " remains unfolded. It should look somewhat like an envelope. Now sew the top and bottom seams together, closing the envelope. The velcro should be able to fold over and close together. Finished!
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mjaavis 0888102
Feb 10, 2012
It's beautiful! I don't usually try sewing something so ambitious, but I have to try this!
doodeb452u
Sep 17, 2011
I had to look at it close and reread the directions, and your right, they are not real clear. But I figured out how to do it without all the quilting ideas and such. It can be a simple piece if you take it slow and pick colors you like and not a lot of patterns in the material. That makes it hard to see and hard to work with. I will try to finish one soon and post a pic of my finished product. But I will use my ideas of what they are trying to say. Maybe zigzag stitch instead of all the bias tape, I hate working with that stuff. It never comes out right or straight. lol
CleverClover
Jul 03, 2011
I agree with the first comment that you'd need to be a quilter -this is foundation patchwork, if I'm not mistaken. I haven't done that yet so this might be a good one to try out this technique. But you could also do a much easier version if you mad an upright version of the cover
guillearanda 07657 03
May 11, 2011
I really like this idea and the colors are lovely. However the instructions aren't very clear. I quilt so I pretty much knew what to do but if I was a beginning sewer I wouldn't. Like when you say to lay a strip down along side the square and sew it down - beginners might not know what that means. Anyway I like it and will probably make it.
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