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Corduroy Laptop Sleeve
September 9, 2007 |
Laptop sleeves abound, but do you really want to pay the high prices for such a small piece of material? I found this detailed laptop-sleeve tutorial linked from Craft magazine’s e-newsletter. Lined with sweatshirt material, creator Sam made the sleeve from a single corduroy pant leg to fit his 12-inch laptop. Of course, if you don’t own ridiculously wide-legged pants, you’ll have to visit the thrift shop or toss out the idea of using only one pant leg to protect your laptop.
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