The top and bottom portion of this sleeve are worked with single crochet, to give it a sturdy texture, whereas its bottom is worked with granny stripes. You can even customize its length by adding rows of the granny stitch. 14. Multicolor Laptop Case Sew them in place sewingthe same rows of stitching as you did in the upper free portion of the straps. Let'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. Push out and shape the corners, edges and curves well and secure everything in place with fabric clips.

Make your computing devices look manly by crocheting a stylish cover for them. The funky layout and contrasting color palettes assigned to this sleeve elevate its appearance even more! 12. Basket-Weave Laptop Sleeve I started “quilting” together layers, using a contrasting thread (pink) but it wasn't enough for me… so I added other colors to the mix (all in the red spectrum) and went on having fun! 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. 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 SleeveFold each raw long edge toward the first crease (leave just a scant 1/4″ between them, they don't have to touch); press again. Measurements are given only for 17.3″ laptop. For a custom-sized bag go on reading and find suggestions about how to measure your own laptop todetermine how much fabric you need.

Put a pin about 40 cm (16″) from the bottom fold: your straps are going to be stitched to the bag down from this point (and will be free above it.) Read this blog to crocheting a similar one for yourself, using a bulky yarn for imparting a fluffy texture. 23. Bag Cover Laptop To sew straps together, match their exteriorsides along the bottom chalk line (you're going to end with a big loop made with bothstraps). Centerthe padding material (and the underlining, if needed) above the main one leaving about 1 cm (3/8″) along each long side and about 22 cm (8 1/2″) on each endof the longer side. If you're using your own measurements, just center it, leaving the same width on each side! Put some pins all around, to keep layers together (it will be easierto sew, later, if you put them on the right side of the main fabric), then go to the sewing machine and start having fun!The multi-color moss stitches give this laptop sleeve an artistic impression. Also, the addition of a wooden button on this cover enhances its beauty further. 20. Catchy Design Laptop Case 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 laptop case crochet pattern comes with a stitch diagram and video tutorials. There are also instructions on how to size the pattern to your electronic device.

Cut 1 binding strip 2 inches wide and as long as your exterior panels. So mine was 17.5 x 2 inches. Cut 1 piece the width of your exterior panel and 4 inches shorter than the height. Mine was 17.5 x 8.5 inchesAs always: pre-wash your fabrics, let them dry and press them wrinkle-free! Tutorial How to make straps: 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) 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 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!).

To save some fabric, I'd suggest you to cut the strips shorter then needed, then piece them later to reach desired length (226 cm or 89″ each one): cut three (or four, depending on your fabric's width) stripscrosswise, selvage to selvage, 16 cm (6 1/4″) wide. I choose to constructit like a tote bag with longer straps to be able to wear it likea crossbody bag, which leaves your hands free (that's always a bonus feature, when you need to carry around children and your laptop, without losing neither!). Materials: This pattern is suitable for a 15″ Macbook. The size can be easily adjusted by shortening or lengthening the initial chain and number of rows. Crochet Laptop Bag Materials

Cutting out and preparation of the outside of the bag 

NOTE: I like the uneven look of rows of stitches, you can sew them perfectly aligned and parallel, if you prefer! Attach the straps to the bag. 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