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 sc – single crochet:Insert hook into stitch, yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through last two loops on hook. Size of Crochet Laptop Cover:

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So ladies, let me know, do you want me to make you life easier and make you a laptop sleeve pattern calculator to do the math for you? Let me know in the comments below Trim the corners at a 45-degree angle at the base of the sides, so there is no excess fabric when it is turned, and across the corners of the flap.Note: It may look a little shorter than your laptop’s width in the beginning, as you can see in the photo below. But it should stretch as you continue with the next rows (that is, if you used the same type of yarn as me). It may not stretch if you’re using a cotton or cotton blend yarn. Puff Stitch: yarn over, insert hook in the next stitch and pull up a long loop (approx. to the height of a double crochet). *Yarn over again and insert your hook into the same stitch, pull up a long loop*. Repeat from * 2 more times. The total amount of times to yarn over & pull up a loop is 4 times into the same stitch. Refer to the video demonstration below. The first step in making this crochet laptop cover is to crochet 2 rectangles. One rectangle will have a loop for the button and the other rectangle will be where you sew your button onto.

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Row 2:Do NOT chain as you normally would when starting a new row, simply stretch the loop you have on your hook to the height of your puff stitch. Yarn over and insert your hook into the first stitch, yarn over & pull up a loop four times for this pattern. Finalise the puff stitch. *Skip 1, Pf St in next*, repeat until the end of the row. (Refer to the video demonstration below for more detailed instructions on Puff Stitches) Take the piece of the lining fabric as seen below and fold in half along the length, folding over the corner to meet the other corner of the flap. Take a ruler and measure 2″ (5cm) on either side of the corner, connect the dots with a diagonal line, and cut along the line. For this crochet pattern, you need worsted weight yarn, a 4.0 mm crochet hook, a wooden button, and a darning needle. You will also need a needle and some thread to sew the button on, but you could also just use your yarn. The first thing to do is to measure the laptop for which you want to create a diy laptop sleeve. To do this measure the length of the laptop as it sits on the desk facing you. You’ll need the width (A), depth (B) and height (C) as shown on the image below. yo, insert hook into stitch, yo, draw yarn through stitch) 3 times in same stitch. Yo, draw yarn through 6 loops on hook. yo, draw yarn through last 2 loops.I sew a rectangle just over an inch long to make sure I encase the raw end. I triple stitch all bag handles for strength. I also do a diagonal line across the rectangle in each direction.

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Take the shape you have cut for the outer sleeve and lay over the folded piece of outer fabric and cut the same angles. This will form the closing flap of the laptop case. STEP 4: Stitch the base of the laptop sleeveIt’s super easy to crochet a laptop case! The design of this crochet sleeve is quite simple. You won’t need stitching or assembling the different parts together as you work in the round and making one piece. On the lining of the flap mark the center spot for the Velcro to be added 1 inch from the lower edge of the flap piece, making sure it is positioned centrally on the fabric then pin the Velcro in position to the lining only. These lovely DIY laptop sleeves come with an easy Velcro fastening and a classy shaped envelope-style flap. The outer cover of the sleeve is made from home décor fabric, with a felt lining to cushion the laptop, and no need for interfacing. The best thing is that you can use the diy laptop bag as a clutch – 2in1 – a win-win! Crochet one for your laptop using ch, hbhdc, yo, slip, sc, and blo stitching techniques. Take inspiration from TheUnraveledMitten blog for further details. 2. V Stitch Sleeve Read this blog to crocheting a similar one for yourself, using a bulky yarn for imparting a fluffy texture. 23. Bag Cover Laptop

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This Stitch is basically the same as the normal HDC but instead of yarn over, you yarn under in the middle of the stitch. The laptop cover is worked in spiral rounds (continuous rounds, without connecting them with a Sl St). I loved using this yarn and highly recommend it for this pattern. If you like using this yarn as well, you might like this chunky crochet scarf pattern or this cottage-inspired pillow that uses this yarn.My latest free pattern is this easy crochet laptop case pattern. This crochet pattern is simple to make and only requires a few materials. Once you have made your two rectangles, you will whipstitch the sides together, which includes the left, right, and bottom. Then you will weave in your ends and sew your button on. Pf st = puff stitch (yarn over & pull up a loop 4 times in the same stitch. Refer to the video demonstration below. Note that I’m demonstrating the stitches and all the tips for starting the rows and joining rows on a smaller example which is not the actual size of the laptop case. This is just for demonstration purposes 🙂 Crochet Laptop Case Free Pattern 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 Case