Skinnydip - Lilo and Stitch Laptop Sleeve Case 13 Inch - Protective Soft Padded Zipper Cover - Carrying Computer - Cushioned Inside For Maximum Protection - Laptop Bag

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The top and bottom portion of this sleeve are worked with single crochet, to give it a sturdy texture, whereas its bottom is worked with granny stripes. You can even customize its length by adding rows of the granny stitch. 14. Multicolor Laptop Case NOTE: I've seen several methods to do your own tote bag: this one is easier(and faster) than most,but works onlyfor fabrics without a nap and/or non-directional prints! As always: pre-wash your fabrics, let them dry and press them wrinkle-free! Tutorial How to make straps:

UPDATE: I've found this inspiring post, after “quilting” my bag… I'd like to try something similar, sooner or later! This laptop pouch with variegated color palettes is the best way to keep your expensive laptop safe in style! 21. Knit Laptop Case Make sure they're the same length and try on your bag: it's supposed to be a crossbody bag which will leave your hands free while you safely carry your laptop around. D Now sew the outer material and lining together with a 1 cm seam allowance. To make the corners more robust, I reinforced them by sewing over them several times.If you're using your own measurements, just center it, leaving the same width on each side! Put some pins all around, to keep layers together (it will be easierto sew, later, if you put them on the right side of the main fabric), then go to the sewing machine and start having fun! Cut 1 piece the width of your exterior panel and 4 inches shorter than the height. Mine was 17.5 x 8.5 inches The multi-color moss stitches give this laptop sleeve an artistic impression. Also, the addition of a wooden button on this cover enhances its beauty further. 20. Catchy Design Laptop Case My suggestion is: always think outside the boxandsee if you can find useful materials in unexpected places… Before you start 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)*

Iron on the fusible interfacing in the middle of the wrong side of eachstraps. If your interfacing strips are shorter than needed, don't sew them together: just laythem one next to the other,along the centerof the strip.What makes this color drapey laptop sleeve stand out from the rest is its color and handle, so that you can feasibly carry it anywhere. Depending upon the sizing, you will have to determine how many base chain stitches to be engaged. 8. Cherry Blossom Laptop Sleeve Read this blog to crocheting a similar one for yourself, using a bulky yarn for imparting a fluffy texture. 23. Bag Cover Laptop 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

NOTE: Do this two times, one for each couple of strap end that meet on the bottom fold of the laptop bag. light/medium weight fusible interfacing for the straps (2 strips, 226 cm by 9cm, or 2 strips 89″ by 3 1/2″). There's no need to cut them in one piece, they can be cut shorter, then joined ironing them on in place (scroll down to see a picture) Make your computing devices look manly by crocheting a stylish cover for them. The funky layout and contrasting color palettes assigned to this sleeve elevate its appearance even more! 12. Basket-Weave Laptop Sleeve This laptop case crochet pattern is just wonderful! It is easy to follow and you will be wanting to show off the finished product to everyone. Skill Level

4. White Laptop Sleeve

Other option is serging the edge (like I did). Optional (but warmly suggested, if you care your laptop!): reinforce the seam making a second row of stitching right next to it. Finish the upper edge Any crocheter, who is fond of a hexagonal motif, is surely going to appreciate the beauty of this case. The colorful palettes on the hexagonal structure make this sleeve pattern beautiful! 15. Waterfall Laptop Case Let's topstitch the portion of the straps which is going to stay free, across your body: sewon both edges with a contrasting thread, until you reach the 40 cm (16″) chalk mark.

To save some fabric, I'd suggest you to cut the strips shorter then needed, then piece them later to reach desired length (226 cm or 89″ each one): cut three (or four, depending on your fabric's width) stripscrosswise, selvage to selvage, 16 cm (6 1/4″) wide.This laptop sleeve version is a bonus for everyone who appreciates a fine craft. This layout with a pink floral layout can also be a great gift, making it one of the best DIY Crochet Laptop Cases on the list! 9. Soft Touch Laptop Case I started “quilting” together layers, using a contrasting thread (pink) but it wasn't enough for me… so I added other colors to the mix (all in the red spectrum) and went on having fun!