Sunday, November 18, 2012

Make and Sew Case Wallets with the Nintendo DSI

Kids today carry their Nintendo DSI together everywhere -- the mall, restaurants, flights, driving and seemingly everywhere involving. Many parents purchase ready-made cases to shield the DSI from getting broken or damaged, when you'll need a one-of-a-kind accessory that reflects your personal style, consider sewing a dsi case with the Nintendo. The options are endless. You'll be able to choose fabric depicting a favourite sports team, cartoon character and much more.



Instructions

1. Measure the the circumference in the DSI though it may be closed, through the front latch towards the hinges and back around towards latch and add 2 ½ inches. Then, measure its width and add 1 ½ inches.

2. Fold the fabric in two lengthwise, right sides together and selvages aligned.  jklzaeqc 1119

3. Make use of a fabric marker or chalk to draw a rectangle, that can function as the DSI case, on the back of the pad. Mark the width on the fold toward the sides. Cut two these rectangles.

4. Use a fabric marker or chalk to draw a 7-inch line from the fold out to the suitable and then an 8-inch vertical line. This piece will function as flap to seal the situation. Cut two.

5. Fold the cotton batting by 50 percent lengthwise. Cut one rectangle to the same dimensions because the fabric to the DSI case.

6. To collect the flap, center and stitch the hook side of the Velcro onto the correct side from the flap piece, 1 inch from the base.

7. With right sides together, pin the flap pieces with raw edges aligned, and stitch a ½ seam around three sides, leaving the very best edge open. Clip the corners, turn the flap right side out, and press.

8. Lay both the fabric rectangles to the DSI case with wrong sides together plus a layer of batting totally. Pin through the 3 layers and use a disappearing fabric marker to mark with fabric with quilting lines. Diagonal lines about 2 inches apart work nicely.

9. Takes place sewing machine to quilt the layers together following lines.

10. Choose which side may be the outside of the dsi cases and fold the quilted material by 50 percent by bringing underneath as much as the very best, wrong sides together, matching raw edges. Measure 4 inches through the top edge, center the loop Velcro and stitch it constantly in place.

11. Fold the quilted material by two again, now with right sides together. Pin and stitch either side with the rectangle utilizing a half-inch seam. Leave the highest open.

12. Trim the seam allowances and bind them the purchased bias tape, fully encasing the seam. Turn the sleeve right side out.

13. With right sides together and raw edges aligned, pin back the flap on the center from the sleeve. Baste available.

14. Use double fold bias tape to end the raw edges from the the top sleeve.

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