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Easy Patchwork Tablet Cover Sewing Pattern
Easy Patchwork Tablet Cover Sewing Pattern

Easy Patchwork Tablet Cover Sewing Pattern

Beginner
Difficulty

Beginner

Fabric
Material

Cotton

Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
Techniques
Techniques

Patchwork

Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Beginner
Difficulty

Beginner

Fabric
Material

Cotton

Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
Techniques
Techniques

Patchwork

Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

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Safety Notice: Handmade items made from this pattern may contain small parts or long cords that pose choking or strangulation risks. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please see the full safety disclaimer at sewmag.co.uk/safety.

About this pattern

Keep gadgets protected with our easy patchwork tablet cover pattern.

This chic project by Corinne Bradd is perfect for bookworms and gadget lovers alike! Using simple techniques like patchwork and buttonholes, you can stitch a handy case with a no-pattern design that creates a 13cm x 21cm pouch. You can easily adjust the main panel to fit everything from a phone to an e-reader. Quick to make in an evening, it’s the ideal project for when you want to relax and recharge your batteries afterward.

Essentials

  • Cotton: white; fabric scraps
  • Lightweight wadding
  • Button

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    1 Cut strips, 4.5cm x 35cm, from patterned fabric. Place right sides together and sew to create a 26cm-deep panel. Press the seams and trim a 4cm section from one side for the closure. Layer the panel on wadding and backing fabric, then topstitch the seams.

    2 Square the edges and fold in half, right sides together. Pin and sew the sides, then trim the seam allowance and neaten with zig zag stitch. Flatten the pouch so the seam sits in the centre and zig zag stitch the base.

    3 Trim 2cm of wadding from the top, fold a double hem and slip-stitch. To create the strap, cut fabric into a 14cm strip and quilt onto the wadding. Place face down on cotton and sew the sides, creating a point at the short end.

    4 Clip the corners and turn out. Tuck in the raw edges of the short edge, slip-stitch closed and hand-stitch the strap to the inside of the case. Create a buttonhole and sew a button in place.

    Top sewing tip

    Clipping corners reduces bulk and helps to achieve sharp, clean edges. Cut diagonally, close to the stitching, without cutting through the seam. This allows the fabric to lay flatter when turned, creating more precise and professional-looking corners.

    Meet the designer

    The definition of a multi-talented maker, designer Corinne Bradd is best-known for her clever tutorials which featured across a whole host of popular craft titles: Sew, Crafts Beautiful, PaperCrafter and Make & Sew Toys to name a few. Corinne also fronted The Crafts Channel: a YouTube profile that has garnered more than 26 million views since its launch.

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