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Self Drafted Pattern: 70883-1009 (Kindle Fire Cover) - Type:Crafts

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jannw


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1/23/13 2:25 PM

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Pattern Rating:

Easy & Great for Beginners

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Pattern Description:
Quick and easy cover for a basic Kindle Fire

Pattern Sizing:
The finished cover closed is 9.25"x5.50" and open it's 9.25x9.25"

Cover closed

Were the instructions easy to follow?
Since I have minimal drafting skills, this was quite easy to do. I took 2 sheets of 8.5x11 computer paper and wrapped it around the Kindle until I liked the way it fit, and then added seam allowances. I chose to make a side opening instead of a top opening for easier access.

Fabric Used:
Several fat quarters from the stash. I used spray adhesive to attach poly batting to both the lining and the top fabric and then sprayed the batting and glued it together. This worked well and I had no shifting while quilting.

Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others?
Yes..this turned out to also be a good size for a small clutch or wallet.

Conclusion:
I was interested to find out if the spray adhesive would affect my needle since I had three layers of adhesive, but I had no problems. I used the 505 adhesive. I did find that my walking foot didn't want to go over the thickest areas while doing the binding. I took it off and used the regular foot and my machine (vintage) had no problems.

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	Renren said... Very nice Kindle cover. I like your fabric choices. 1/23/13 4:39 PM
	fourkid said... Very nice - I am impressed - you designed it yourself! 1/23/13 5:17 PM
	Elemenopeo said... very cute 1/23/13 6:56 PM
	margy.64 said... What a great idea. I'm forever wiping the dust off my Kindle which I keep on my bedside table. One of these would fix the problem and would be a fun sewing project. Thanks for sharing your idea. 1/23/13 8:25 PM
	pdiddly said... nice and useful 1/24/13 3:36 AM
	QuikSew said... Good job, and very pretty. 1/24/13 6:53 AM
	treefrog said... Looks great. I love the print combinations you have used. The go together very well, especially the stripy binding. 1/26/13 4:50 PM
	Margaret said... Very nice and useful looking cover! 1/28/13 12:34 PM