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TIP: An easy way to cut long strips is to fold in four your fabric, then cut the layers all in once, using a rotary cutter and mat. To make them stronger (and make your laptop safer!), join diagonally your strips, just as if you were creating a bias tape (but without the bias part). I'm giving you my own measurements too: use them if you have a 17.3″ notebook or, maybe, you simply want to sew a padded easy tote bag to carry around your delicate groceries or anything else and you don't want to spend time figuring out custom measurements! 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 choose to constructit like a tote bag with longer straps to be able to wear it likea crossbody bag, which leaves your hands free (that's always a bonus feature, when you need to carry around children and your laptop, without losing neither!). Materials: Pin strapsin place, leaving about 8cm (3″) from each side (make sure they're evenly spacedfrom the raw long edge). 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! If you are thinking to crochet a gift for your techie friend, then a laptop sleeve is going to be a great idea! Go through these DIY Crochet Laptop Cases patterns to crochet one for you! Optional: add another row of stitches halfway between the other three you've already done, like I did.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. My suggestion is: always think outside the boxandsee if you can find useful materials in unexpected places… Before you start 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 If you feel anysuggestions for decidingcustom measurements are missing, please let me know and I'll help you with pleasure! Divide your strap in two (depending on your fabric width, you may endsplitting it in half or you may havesome remnants), matching to required measurement (226 cm or 89″)
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 This pattern is suitable for a 15″ Macbook. The size can be easily adjusted by shortening or lengthening the initial chain and number of rows. Crochet Laptop Bag Materials 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. The 1 cm seam allowances are already included. Make sure you coordinate the markings for the closure with the materials you are using.This laptop case crochet pattern comes with a stitch diagram and video tutorials. There are also instructions on how to size the pattern to your electronic device. Centerthe padding material (and the underlining, if needed) above the main one leaving about 1 cm (3/8″) along each long side and about 22 cm (8 1/2″) on each endof the longer side.
Want to give your laptop’s bag a personalized look? These wonderful DIY Crochet Laptop Cases ideas are the best way to do it! We just love how versatile crochet is. Isn’t it wonderful that such a practical and stunning piece can be created from crochet? All you need is some imagination and creativity. And occasionally some help and inspiration from patterns like this one.
Cutting out and preparation of the outside of the bag
Disclaimer: I'mby no meana quilter! If I broke any rules doing what I'm going to show you, I'm so sorry… but I am a rule-breaker in life, so I am in quilting too! 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)* Cut 1 piece the width of your exterior panel and 4 inches shorter than the height. Mine was 17.5 x 8.5 inches Put a pin about 40 cm (16″) from the bottom fold: your straps are going to be stitched to the bag down from this point (and will be free above it.) The bobble stitching engaged here imparts a stretchy texture to this sleeve, making sure that your tablet is safe. The crocheter has fused multiple colors in this sleeve using the chain, sc, ss, and bobble stitching. 11. Mustache Laptop Case
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