Everybody [else] seems to have an I-phone these days.
My friend Sarah is very proud of hers - it has all sorts of useful extras on it, like The Bible, and a Sudoku App - and other stuff as well.
Two weeks ago, when she was demonstrating the usefulness of her new toy, she lamented the lack of a proper cover.
I offered to make one. The following day, she duly presented me with five plants [three tomatoes, two courgettes] which seemed a very fair exchange. So I have been making covers. This is a bit difficult as I haven't got an I-phone to hand to check the size - but I think I have the right dimensions.
Here is the selection produced this evening.
[that's just a piece of paper with a picture of an I-phone!]
Sarah can have the three on the right - the pirate is destined for someone else.
[Various patterns available on the Internet - most suggest a 15cm square of fabric will be the right size when hemmed and seamed]
I dont havwe one either Angela, and wouldnt know what to do with all those bits and pieces. My (ordinary) mobile has a dear little knitted sock to live in, courtesy of France Telecom!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I were the Sarah with an iphone ;)
ReplyDeleteCool covers!
Unfortunately when I took them to church this morning, to check the size on my mate Paulk's I-phone, I discovered there is a little switch on the side that catches on the stitching - EVERY time you move it in or out of the case. Back to the drawing board! Just made some more, LARGER cases.
ReplyDeleteHoping these fit!
I-Phones are beyond me, but I love those covers. They'd work for a deck of cards, too, don't you think?
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