Burda Style For people who sew
Gadget bags, covers, and small totes...On the Go!
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New gadgets for quilting, sewing, and reading…they are everywhere!
Have you found yourself balancing the phone, the eReader, the MP3 player and ear buds in your arms as you head to a different room or to your vehicle?
So, what to do???
A person who enjoys to sew or quilt will smile, delighted for a reason to start a new project. Any excuse to visit that fabric stash, and beautiful threads, right?
Below are a few of my gadget bags, covers, and small totes.
Enjoy!
Material Notes
Use those small amounts of fabrics, unused quilt blocks, beaded fabrics, zippers, charms, and even an embellished pencil case was used for clipping my Pandigital Tablet/Nook into a three ring binder for travel convenience.
Difficulty
Novice
Categories
- For
- Unisex
- Garment Type
- Other
- Material
- Cotton, Blends, Denim, Leather/Fur, Lace/Sequins, Polyester
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Jun 17, 2011, 07.21 PMby bjr99
Beautiful!!! They have a bit of a Steam Punk feel to them. I like your mixing of the 19th century crazy quilt with the 21st century technology.