Another Lisa Ipad Folding Case

Web Viewing Angle

This week I made another Lisa Ipad Cover as a gift for my sister-in-law who recently bought an Ipad3.

I love making these covers as much as I love using one.  Not only are they very functional, but they are also beautiful and easy to use.

My husband John also deserves credit for his part in making the Ipad covers.  Masonite is used to create the 2 angles for typing and web browsing on the Ipad.  John has every tool known to man including an amazing tabletop saw that he uses to cut the masonite to the specs needed.  The masonite also adds additional protection for the iPad.

I hope my sister-in-law enjoys using her Ipad cover as much as I do!

Typing Angle

Typing Angle

Reading Angle

Closed Cover

The Farnell iPad (Shoulder Bag?) Case

As many of you know, to put it mildly, I have been obsessed with my iPad2 since buying it in May.  I regularly search for new iPad accessories I can make.   Thus far the Lisa iPad foldable cover and the new Farnell Case are my favorites.

 After making the Farnell Case I realized what a great shoulder bag it would make.

The bag has an adjustable, detachable shoulder strap and an outside zippered pocket.

Although it easily holds my iPad, I have been carrying the bag as a shoulder bag. Luckily I have because someone ordered one the first day I wore it. No work in that sale!
For the order I did add a zippered inside pocket as the customer requested.
The bag also has an adjustable shoulder strap.  I would avoid an inside zipper if using this case strictly for an iPad.

I used one of my newest fabrics, Oasis, to make the case and accessories.

For accessories I made a tissue case, eyeglass case and the ITH freebie wallet from the Purple Hat. The 2 wallets in the second photo were an order. I made one of them a tad deeper than the other and widened the tab closure so it would look more balanced.

Price for Farnell Case/Bag: $35 + S&H when applicable