DIY Quilted Laptop Sleeve Tutorial | Baggu Dupe

[@sewbakemake]

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[@Anna-im8pk]

Thank you! Very helpful 🤍 And you are so so beautiful

[@sewbakemake]

Aw thank you so much!

[@crimsonvale7337]

Very informative! 😊

[@noraini6934]

Love the pouch. This video came exactly when I was planning to make my iPad sleeves. I'm also curious, how do you export your pattern design from illustrator to the fabric?

[@sewbakemake]

I just exported it as a jpeg to upload it onto the fabric printing website 😊

[@jessicathomas8676]

Great video. My question is: how do you carry the cable?

[@sewbakemake]

Thank you! It can fit inside, but it’s a bit tight! I normally have my mouse, cord, mic and other miscellaneous things, so I pack those in a small bag and it all goes into a tote together

[@hn9382]

Towards end when you were doing the too stitching, did you do that all the way around one of the panels so the lining and main pieces are stitched together? Or did you only do the flap. Just confused if the lining is supposed to be attached to the main pieces all the way around :)

[@sewbakemake]

I sewed all the way around the flap and the centre!

[@weirdwolf888]

You lost me. You glued the patterned fabric to the fleece… then talk about skillshare… then the linings getting sewed on… but it’s not clear how.

[@sewbakemake]

If you just start watching after the Skillshare ad, 6:23 and onwards, I explain how to sew the main pieces together, and the lining. They’re attached together at 6:48, and everything is shown on screen and explained in the voiceover. If you need help, I’m happy to answer specific questions 😊

[@weirdwolf888]

@ I did watch the whole video. I’ll watch a couple more times on a slower speed to see if my non-sewing brain can pick it up. Thank you 👍