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susandennisHere are the details of the envelope I made today for my tablet.
I folded a generous hem on all four sides of a top and a bottom. Then with iron on double-sided fuzing, I fuzed a piece of felt to the wrong sides of each piece. Then I drew a bead of glue around the edge of the bottom and put the top on it and pressed. Oh then I glued on velcro dots at the top.
Here's what it looks like with the table in it.
I used Unique Stitche. It's like Elmers - hell, it probably is Elmers! There were several fabric glues to pick from - this one won because it was cheapest and it did not require an iron (did I mention I am lazy?).
What I wanted was something cheery and simple and does not take up any space (like in my purse). I'm happy with the result. $18.10.
I folded a generous hem on all four sides of a top and a bottom. Then with iron on double-sided fuzing, I fuzed a piece of felt to the wrong sides of each piece. Then I drew a bead of glue around the edge of the bottom and put the top on it and pressed. Oh then I glued on velcro dots at the top.
Here's what it looks like with the table in it.
I used Unique Stitche. It's like Elmers - hell, it probably is Elmers! There were several fabric glues to pick from - this one won because it was cheapest and it did not require an iron (did I mention I am lazy?).
What I wanted was something cheery and simple and does not take up any space (like in my purse). I'm happy with the result. $18.10.
