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Sew Spoiled Folding Case!!

The iPad folding case is a new Sew Spoiled design. It is designed to protect the iPad and give the user a stand all in one! This ensures protection against dirt, bumps and grit. When in use flip the cover over and slip the strap into the loop, pull the strap until the front cover meets the loop. Now the iPad folding case is ready for action!
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Play your favorite games, surf the net or write on your blog. The iPad is held in 4 frames. Two are elastic at the top, this gives the user easy access to the headphone jack, screen rotation lock and power button. The iPad folding case has 2 different angles, one for typing and a second to rest on your table or desk (for picture slide shows or looking through a recipe on the kitchen counter).
Measurements are 8" x 10".
More pictures and information about the iPad folding case to come!
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Comments

Lynne in NC said…
Wow! definitely gonna need this one for Christmas presents.
I have five people on my list that purchased iPads. None, none of them, have customized cases either.
Can you hear my giddy laughter?!
Peace.
August 9, 2010 at 7:15 AM
Country Mouse said…
I'm hoping for an ipad for Christmas...trying REALLY hard to be good! :), This case would be perfect!!!!
August 9, 2010 at 7:23 AM
Michele said…
I love this pattern! I have made two so far. I wonder if the elastic could be covered with fabric to make it look a little nicer.
December 4, 2010 at 9:46 PM
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