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The Original E-reader Cover pattern Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
AccessoryFit:
Men, Women, Boys, GirlsItem:
BagSkill Level:
Beginner
Pattern Description:
Sew your own plush e-reader cover! The patterns are emailed as a PDF file. It includes 3 pages of step by step instructions and all patterns. All you need is 3 fat quarters of coordinating/contrasting fabric, interfacing, batting or fleece, thread and a button!
The covers are very easy to put together but if you have any questions, feel free to email me.
The first pattern is for the Nooks, kindles, kobo, and ipad mini. You will cut on a separate line for each pattern.
The second pattern is for the ipad, the Kindle DH 8.9", and the Nook HD plus
Of course, you are more than welcome to sell (unlimited) covers that you make from this pattern and I would LOVE to see what you make!
**Remember, DO NOT SCALE when you print. Your printer might tell you that "some clipping may occur"... ignore it. Keep scaling OFF!!**
Includes patterns for:
Nook, Nook Color, Nook Touch, nook HD and Nook HD plus
Kindle, 2, 3, Kindle keyboard, Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch, Kindle wifi, Kindle fire HD, HD 8.9", and Kindle paperwhite
Kobo, Kobo Touch
Ipad 1, 2 and 3 and ipad mini
The Original E-reader Cover pattern Pattern
$6.00
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About the Designer
My name is Berritt. I love crafting, I've been creative as long as I can remember. I have many hobbies (many that come and go!) but sewing has been one that has stuck with me. I taught myself to create patterns, to grade sizes, and to digitize the patterns in adobe Illustrator. It's an ongoing learning process and I love it. I started selling my patterns on etsy in July of 2010 and was actually ...
My name is Berritt. I love crafting, I've been creative as long as I can remember. I have many hobbies (many that come and go!) but sewing has been one that has stuck with me. I taught myself to create patterns, to grade sizes, and to digitize the patterns in adobe Illustrator. It's an ongoing learning process and I love it. I started selling my patterns on etsy in July of 2010 and was actually in the TOP 500 etsy sellers last year!! Number 459, to be exact. That is actually a pretty big deal! Out of ALL the etsy sellers out there...I was number 459. My other interests are baking, photography, and scuba diving (Yes, here in the Puget Sound) I can spin yarn and knit but don't do it often anymore.
I have 4 beautiful daughters that I adore, and a wonderful and supportive husband who is absolutely the love of my life! I couldn't do all that I do without him standing behind me (supporting my ever growing list of hobbies and letting me buy all the supplies my heart desires!) I have a sweet German Shepherd named Scout, 2 cats, Oliver and Tuna, and a micro flock of backyard chickens. It's a zoo around here. A busy, busy zoo. It's often chaotic, and cluttered. But I'm so very lucky.
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