Disclaimer: I'mby no meana quilter! If I broke any rules doing what I'm going to show you, I'm so sorry… but I am a rule-breaker in life, so I am in quilting too!

Fold each raw long edge toward the first crease (leave just a scant 1/4″ between them, they don't have to touch); press again. UPDATE: I've found this inspiring post, after “quilting” my bag… I'd like to try something similar, sooner or later! Any crocheter, who is fond of a hexagonal motif, is surely going to appreciate the beauty of this case. The colorful palettes on the hexagonal structure make this sleeve pattern beautiful! 15. Waterfall Laptop Case If you are thinking to crochet a gift for your techie friend, then no other accessory can beat this case! Just head on to this MissCraftNerd tutorial for creating this craft. 4. White Laptop Sleeve NOTE: I've seen several methods to do your own tote bag: this one is easier(and faster) than most,but works onlyfor fabrics without a nap and/or non-directional prints!Push out and shape the corners, edges and curves well and secure everything in place with fabric clips. If you feel anysuggestions for decidingcustom measurements are missing, please let me know and I'll help you with pleasure! Other option is serging the edge (like I did). Optional (but warmly suggested, if you care your laptop!): reinforce the seam making a second row of stitching right next to it. Finish the upper edge This laptop sleeve version is a bonus for everyone who appreciates a fine craft. This layout with a pink floral layout can also be a great gift, making it one of the best DIY Crochet Laptop Cases on the list! 9. Soft Touch Laptop Case Turn the bag outside out and decide where you want the buttons to be: roll the opening on itself and try to figure out where you want them to be in your bag, considering your elastic length.

Just sew all around to secure the layers together while spicing up yourbag (if you're a serious quilter, you can obviously add your own design here!). TIP: An easy way to cut long strips is to fold in four your fabric, then cut the layers all in once, using a rotary cutter and mat. To make them stronger (and make your laptop safer!), join diagonally your strips, just as if you were creating a bias tape (but without the bias part). This sleeve pattern involves basic single crochet stitches, and no complex ones are engaged here. So, even if you are a novice in the world of crocheting, still you can prepare it easily. 7. Colorful Laptop CaseLet's start with a fact: this year I must have been a Good Girl, because Santa decided I deserved a new laptop 😉It is bigger than the old one (which, by the way, was perfect for cooking eggs above the keyboard, since it was getting hotter every single time I turned it on), so now I have an old laptop bag that is too short for it. Run a row of straight stitches right along the middle of each strap, to keep it together while assembling the rest of the bag. Put aside. The color tones used in crocheting this laptop sleeve are going to remind you of summery days on the beach. Apart from slip stitch, this beachy laptop sleeve engages moss stitching for getting a pronounced look. 17. Twin Color Cover

Cut out the outer material and lining fabric according to the pattern. If you want to work with a reinforcement, iron it onto your lining fabric. cm (20″) full widthpadding material of choice (fusible fleece or sew-on other non-woven padding, or even fleece or boiled wool, maybe an old shrinked sweater can do the work)* length: 2 times Y + Z + 2 cm (or 3/4″, for ease) + 2 cm(or 3/4″, for hemmingshort raw edges: fold them 1 cm or 3/8″ toward the wrong side, press and topstitch) This crochet laptop bag can be used as a purse or tablet case. It uses the perfect combination of Celtic cabling and sturdy workmanship. It is stylish and perfect for everyday use. To sew straps together, match their exteriorsides along the bottom chalk line (you're going to end with a big loop made with bothstraps).Why do I suggest you to add underlininginstead of lining? Because it's faster and gives your bag more stability and strength. I always love a good sewing project, well finished inside as well as outside but, let's face it: no one will ever notice ifyour side seams are finished,inside your laptop bag! This chevron laptop sleeve features the wavy layout that is worked using two contrast color combination. This pattern is super easy to crochet and is available on Ravelry. 19. Multiple Colors Laptop Sleeve NOTE: Do this two times, one for each couple of strap end that meet on the bottom fold of the laptop bag. If you are thinking to crochet a gift for your techie friend, then a laptop sleeve is going to be a great idea! Go through these DIY Crochet Laptop Cases patterns to crochet one for you!