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eReader Cubby- Electronic Reader Cover Pattern
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BagSkill Level:
Novice
Pattern Description:
These stylish holders can hold all the different new reading devices! With four style options you can find the perfect fit for you and a friend. They are FAT QUARTER FRIENDLY! The cover is a great way to keep your book safe from scratches during use and travel. They fit the Kindle 4, Kindle Touch, Kindle Paperwhite, Nook Simple Touch, Kobo Glo, Kobo Touch and other similarly sized readers from 4 1/2" to 5" wide and 6-1/2" to 6-3/4" high.
This PDF Pattern includes a Photo Tutorial.
If you are looking for a cover for a larger reader, check out our eCozy Palooza and eCozy Patterns!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- readers from 4 1/2" to 5" wide and 6-1/2" to 6-3/4" high
Materials:
- 2 Coordinating Fat Quarters
- 3/4 yd Fusible Interfacing
- 1/3 yd Stiff Interfacing
- 3/4" Velcro
- Decorative Buttons
You Will Also Need:
- Sewing Machine & 1/4" foot
- Scissors, Needle, Thread & Seam Ripper
- .Rotary Cutter, Cutting Mat & Rulers
- Iron & Ironing Board
eReader Cubby- Electronic Reader Cover Pattern
$9.00
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About the Designer
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched ...
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched Whistlepig Creek Productions, her pattern design company. Whistlepig Creek has found great success in its 10 year history, with an extensive website and mail-order business thriving. "I use math-especially trigonometry and geometry-more in quilting than in software developement!" Since she was a child, Sue Marsh has always been drawing characters. Her hand-drawn illustrations reflect a sense of youthfulness, whimsy and fun. Sue has a background in fabric design, having created multiple lines of fabric for RJR Fabrics. Sue's fun, lighthearted collections of novelty prints appeal to both kids and the young-at-heart!"
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