A Fabric Case Sewing Pattern for an iPad Mini or Kindle fabric case an iPad Mini or Kindle Case. This pattern fits most smaller tablets. A huge thank you to Schoolhouse Patterns who gave me this pattern in exchange for my review. All opinions are 100% mine.
Recently, I was able to purchase a new iPad Mini. I love my fun new toy new business tool and right away knew that I wanted to sew a cute fabric case to keep it safe.
I found this really cute eClutch Case Sewing Pattern on Etsy in the Schoolhouse Patterns Store.
Isn’t it cute? And it even has a pocket!
The Pattern included sizes for the original iPad, iPad Mini and Kindle sizes. Once I received the PDF Pattern, which was totally fast by the way, I started by picking out my fabric.
The pattern has great step by step instructions and pictures to boot, so it is very easy to follow. Total time from cutting to sewing the entire case took less than 2 hours!
And look how cute it turned out!
I also have the Logitech Magnetic Clip-On Keyboard and that fits inside with the iPad Mini too!
Make sure you check out all of the other fun patterns that Schoolhouse Patterns Offers. All of her patterns are PDF so you can start sewing as soon as your payment is confirmed because it will be emailed directly to your inbox!
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This is so, so cute! I don’t own an iPad (yet), but I will definitely be making myself when I do. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day!
I love to take my kindle around with me and it has a case but I would like to make this so that crumbs and whatever else is lurking in my purse don’t get in. This is perfect. I love your fabric combination 🙂 Thanks for sharing such a fun post! I just pinned 🙂 Krista @ A Handful of Everything
That is such a lovely case. Well done!
Hey Katie! I found your link at The Best Blog Recipes and wanted to let you know how cute and crafty this looks! I want to invite you to my link party to post this for others to see! http://home-styled.blogspot.com/2013/04/link-party-show-your-style-sunday-2.html
You did a great job on this! If you don’t have an etsy shop, you should think about having one! 🙂 http://pinkgerberdaisies-kady.blogspot.com/
Very cute case. I think I could even make this.
This is a great way to personalize your Mini! Safe and secure now.
I LOVE this! We have an iPad mini and it would be awesome to have something as cute as this for it.
I own a kindle, touch, and Mac laptop and think this is a wonderful give a way. I am on my way over to her site now!
Hugs and thank you!!!
I just learned how to sew and this looks like a doable pattern for a newbie like myself. =)
I was inspired to learn how to sew after I saw my baby boy lovin’ on fabric books. I thought to myself, “I can do that!” and voila! a new (useful!) hobby was born. =)
Wow, this is so cute…and I LOVE the fabrics that you selected! 😀
I am so excited to see that I won! Thank you so much for hosing this along with Schoolhouse Patterns!
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Congratulations! I would love to see yours when you are finished with it!
Love your case!
Stopping by from Blooming Homestead…
Fabulous cases.
Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday over at Sugar Bee Crafts – you were featured today!
–Mandy, http://www.SugarBeeCrafts.com
Love the case!!
side bar…
where did you get the keyboard for you iPad??
🙂
super fun!! I;ve been wanting to make a kindle cover for my MIL for mothers day… I may have to use this pattern. Thanks SO much for linking up to tasteful tuesdays at nap-timecreations.com. I’m featuring this project RIGHT NOW :o) Come on over and check it out…. I would LOVE for you to put a featured button in this post (or at least somewhere on your site) Oh, and don’t forget to enter the giveaways going on now $25 to cafepress and $50 to cutting edge stencils…
~Emily
Super cute, love the pattern and fabrics you chose. These would make great gifts!
I love that cover! I featured it tonight at the Project Inspire{d} link party.
So cute! I love the fabric you chose!
What keyboard is that on the mini? LOVE the case by the way.
Featuring YOU today! Thanks so much for linking up to {wow me} wednesday! 🙂
Ginger @ GingerSnapCrafts.com
http://www.gingersnapcrafts.com/2013/05/20-sewing-projects-linkparty-feature.html
Super cute!
I would love for you to link up to my TGIF Link Party! Who knows, you just might be featured next week!
http://apeekintomyparadise.blogspot.com/2013/05/a-peek-into-my-paradise-tgif-link-party.html
Cathy
Super cute, love it! pinned!
Does it end up being a little roomy? I have a hard shell case on my iPad mini but still want a sleeve for protection in my bag. I purchased the pattern but don’t know if I should extend the sizes a little bit on each side to accommodate it.
I would think that it has plenty of room. I keep my keyboard with mine and there is still a little wiggle room. So as long as your case isn’t too thick I don’t think you would need to make any alterations.
Cute case! I love the fabrics you used.
I recently bought a tablet and was looking for a pattern to make a sleeve for it! Out of all of the ones I found, I love this one and would love to make it!
I just bought a ipad mini, and came across this cute case. So i am in the process of making it, i want to use the elastic cord and button like you used on yours instead of the velcro but i was not sure how long to leave the cord hanging out of the topto go around the button. i did not want to sew it up and my cord be to long or two short can you help me out?
It really depends on where you sew the button on your case. I eyeballed the length of the elastic, so I am sorry I don’t have an exact measurement.
Ohmygod this looks so cute def using this
Emma, I would love to see yours when you are finished with it! Send me a pic