I finally got a cover made for my Kindle Fire. I love how it turned out. I bought the material at Quilter's Corner in the remnant bin. When it came time to choose fabric for my cover, I knew this "was it".
This is the front with it's lovely elastic strap. I can't believe how well centered the word "coffee" turned out!
A full on photo of the entire cover.
This is the front with it's lovely elastic strap. I can't believe how well centered the word "coffee" turned out!
A full on photo of the entire cover.
It holds my kindle just right for reading and protects it for carrying in my purse. I based the cover on Terry Atkinson's pattern (borrowed from my cousin, Peggy). I decided I didn't need a pocket for anything. It was the first time I've worked with Peltex--it sews up nicely. The highest praise was when DH told me I could probably make them and sell them for $20. He usually doesn't say much about my projects.
If you would like a chance or two to win the new Jennifer Chiaverini's book, Sonoma Rose, follow this link to Just Ramblin' or this one to Lilac Lane. Although I have a Kindle Fire, I'm partial to those "hard covers".
It's a beautiful sunny day here today. It's 40 degrees out, but feels warmer. We've had such a nice winter, but people are concerned about the lack of winter moisture. I'm just enjoying it!
