Hoppy Froggies! Padsworth and I sure hope that many of you will be completing pillowcases and e-reader covers for the Remember Servicemen and Women in September project!
We're proud to be a part of the effort, and decided that the Snoopy pillowcase was just not enough . . . Padsworth was determined that we were going to complete an e-reader cover!
Luckily, Melissa at SewBittersweetDesigns had a bodacious tutorial that helped us along!
Whatcha think? Yes, yes, I know you all love Padsworth....how does the cover look?? (Grin)
Melissa's tut had instructions for a velcro closure, and for the life of me, I couldn't find my velcro in my stash. Plus, I'm old school, and decided a button and buttonhole might be sturdier, so that's how we rolled.
Here is Padsworth showing you the zipper to hold the reader in safety:
And here is one last shot of the cover and our dapper froggie friend:
I don't have an e-reader, so I stuck a ruler in there to show you that it really is a zipper pocket!
I'm proud to be participating in this effort for our servicemen and servicewomen, and I hope that you will hop to it, and make a pillowcase or e-reader cover to send over! Get all the details over at Melissa's, or at Kristy's blog, or from Sondra, at Contemporary Cloth.
Love,
Beautiful!! I made a different e-reader bag, and it's already in the mail!! Maybe I'll attempt this pattern next! ~karen
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. And the cover is nice too. :D
ReplyDeleteLove how this will work, very efficient.
Hugs to Padsworth.
Great job by you and Padsworth!
ReplyDeleteYou e-reader cover turned out perfect!!!! I love the button instead of velcro!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. Nice job on it!!!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so fabulously! I love your button!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Padsworth must love it too because he appears to be giving it a "kiss"! Great job!
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