Push out and shape the corners, edges and curves well and secure everything in place with fabric clips. NOTE: let's pretend for a minute I didn't focus on the iron, instead of on the fabric, in left photo… The motif of this laptop sleeve is worked in rows and uses basic stitching techniques including chain, single crochet, and slip stitches. 10. Rainbow Bobble Laptop Sleeve

When I started blogging about sewing, I decided that everything I was going to share, had to be something useful… this is why I'm showing you how to DIYan easy (but cute) padded laptop bag, that you can sew using your laptop (or maybe tablet) measurements. How-to sew an easypadded laptopbag

This sleeve pattern involves basic single crochet stitches, and no complex ones are engaged here. So, even if you are a novice in the world of crocheting, still you can prepare it easily. 7. Colorful Laptop Case

Measurements are given only for 17.3″ laptop. For a custom-sized bag go on reading and find suggestions about how to measure your own laptop todetermine how much fabric you need. Pin strapsin place, leaving about 8cm (3″) from each side (make sure they're evenly spacedfrom the raw long edge). cm (20″) full widthpadding material of choice (fusible fleece or sew-on other non-woven padding, or even fleece or boiled wool, maybe an old shrinked sweater can do the work)*NOTE: I like the uneven look of rows of stitches, you can sew them perfectly aligned and parallel, if you prefer! Attach the straps to the bag. Run a row of straight stitches right along the middle of each strap, to keep it together while assembling the rest of the bag. Put aside.