The PUFFY LAPTOP SLEEVE is the perfect gift for any student or creative ❤️

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[@wildbluewhippets3213]

Beautiful! Love this series, Thank you!

[@Sewspire]

Yay! Glad you are enjoying the videos! 😊

[@sandi6635]

LOVE IT! Thank you so much for showing us how to make it!!

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It’s really cute! Thank you for the inspiration 🙏

[@abigailsmith962]

Super tutorial, thanks Andrea! Just wanted to ask did you choose that method of joining the flap, outer and lining together as a matter of preference or to keep the velcro halves lined up perfectly? I usually leave a turning gap in the lining, put right sides together, stitch and pull through when making bags. Would that still work for this project? xx

[@Sewspire]

You can definitely turn this through the base! I just like the drop in method best. 😊

[@abigailsmith962]

That's fab, thanks. I find the turning through method tends to be a little more forgiving of my mistakes. No matter how many pins and clips I use I always get something out of place the other way, although I probably just need to learn to take my time!