Thread: DIY cover and sleeve
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Old 01-03-2013, 07:13 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Asawi View Post
Good thing the ones I added now showed up! We can say half of them are from you!
Thanks for the help!

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Originally Posted by Nella View Post
The sleeve was my first attempt. It was supposed to be padded but my measurement was off and it became too tight so I got rid off the padding and inner lining That's why I made the flip cover which is sturdier =)
That's the same reason why I have three different sleeves...
But the last two really work exactly the way I need them to. One is SUPER protective, guaranteed to stop anything smaller than a shoulder-fired missile, and perfect for long-distance traveling. The other is thinner, but protective enough for the usual bumps of crowded trains or buses.

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