I love to read. I love books. I love the actual paper pages. I love pretty bookmarks. I often have a large pile of books on the little shelf at the bottom of my bedside table. I tend to read contemporary fiction or romance novels. We have a local charity book fair twice a year, and I have been known to go in there and stock up on a tonne of Harlequinn or Mills & Boon books. For Mothers Day last year, my kids (or perhaps I should say, husband…) bought me a Kindle Paperwhite. For a lover of…

This is a guide about making a padded Kindle pouch. Protect your Kindle by making a pretty, functional, padded pouch for it.

If you’re a reader or have a bookworm in your life, you will understand the need for today’s tutorial! Reading is a big part of my life, and since I’m also in the taxi mom phase of parenting, I take books with me everywhere I go. I almost always have a book in the car or tossed into my tote bag, and

Sew a quilted laptop sleeve from your favorite fabric print and you’ll have a laptop sleeve that you love to take along with you!

If you have an iPad Air, or any tablet measuring approximately 10" by 7", then here's an awesome FREE pattern to make a padded cover for it.

Looking for an e-reader sleeve to protect your iPad, Kindle, tablet or other device? This easy zippered iPad sleeve is lined and quilted to keep your device protected and dust-free!…

Looking for a thoughtful gift idea for the book lover in your life? They'll love a Book Sleeve - a practical, stylish present that keeps their books safe while traveling. Whether it's physical books or electronic devices like Kindles and iPads, a book sleeve provides on-the-go protection, eliminating the worry of damaging books when casually tossing them into bags.

This iPad case is easy to whip up and does not require a whole lot of stuff. Do not have the typewriter print, just add any fun fabric applique ...

Hello Monday! Today's post is especially for the lovely Lauren, my Crafternoon pal, who has just got herself a new Kindle and needs some inspiration for a cover. Hope this helps :o) For this 'Make' you'll need: About one fat quarter of fabric for the outside About one fat quarter of fabric for the lining About one fat quarter of wadding (batting) (You won't actually need all of that fabric but it's better to have a bit more than you need, just in case. You can always use the excess fabric to…

I have a fun and free little English Paper Pieced Kindle Case which I am pleased to share with you today. I love Elea Lutz's fabrics and decided to combine some of her Strawberry Biscuit ranges with her newest range called Apple Farm to create this cute little EPP Kindle Case. The fabrics work beautifully together, so if you'd like to create an EPP Kindle Case too, gather your EPP supplies and have a look at the instructions below. Glue baste the fabric to the hexagon papers and then stitch…