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KindleCoverMater

ialsList

TheOriginalKindlestan

dardmeasurements

:

8H*5.3W*0.8D

Cutthefollowingp

iecesfromyourfabr

ic:

Pocket:9 x7

LiningFabric:

11? x7

Outer/MainFabric:

9? x7

Outeraddition:

2 x7

FusibleFleece:

(2)11 x7

iPadCoverMaterialsListTheiPadstandardmeasurements:9.56Hx7.47Wx0.53D

Cutthefollowingpiecesfromyourfabric:Pocket:

10x7LiningFabric:13?x9

Outer/MainFabric: 11?x9Outeraddition:

2x9FusibleFleece:

Kindle/iPad Cover

1. Assemble Pocket:

Place fabric right sides together, stitch together leaving a

3 opening on one side Turn fabric right side out and edge stitch to close the

3 opening

Attach zipper to the long side of pocket

Zipper Pocket is complete!

2. Assemble D-Ring Attachment Loop:

Measure 2 x 4 piece of fabric

Fold in half and iron

Open and fold each outer edge towards the crease

Fold once more, to finish with a tab piece that measures

1 wide x 2length

3. Assemble Lining:

Fold and iron down ? of the upper fabric edge

Adhere fusible fleece to the lining piece

Measure 1down from the center of each lining piece,

and mark.

Insert the magnetic closure at each 1 marking

Place fabric right-sides together, stitch ? around

leaving an opening at the top

4. Assemble Outer/Main Fabric:

Fold and iron down ? of the upper fabric edge

Attach the outer upper fabric addition to outer/mainfabric panel; Place right sides together and sew

Adhere interfacing to outer/main fabric and the attached

upper addition

Place fabric right-sides together, stitch ? around leaving

an opening at the top

On the final long edge, insert the loop tab and D-ring at

the top corner, secure, and stitch.

5. Put It All Together

Turn lining right side out (so that the magnets wont

clasp together) and insert your outer fabric into the

lining. Both fabrics should have wrong sides together. Edge stitch along the top to attach the two pieces

together.

Turn the fabric so that the main/outer fabric is on

the outside

NotionsThatWeUsed7RIRIZipperD-Ri

ngMagneticClosure ThreadCoordinatingThread

(fortopstitching)ContrastingFabric

(upperband)

OuterfabricLiningfabric

FusibleInterfacingFusibleFleeceThreadsnipsPoint(Corner)Turner

See the video How-To of this projecton www.NationalSewingMonth.org