I can slide my reader in one side and keep paper notes in the additional pocket on the same side. On the other side I have a notepad and a spot for a pen and a stylus. The outside is in the batik fabric and it has a velcro close. I'm ready for summer reading!
Over at Tangled Textiles the clues to our chosen game quilt are being posted so I thought I'd share my first attempts at some fabrics for my quilt. I have lots of sketches including some done on my new reader! But I can't share those for awhile yet. I have to respect the reveal date of June 15th.
My friend Jackie invited me to her place earlier this week and four of us experimented with Dyna-flow paints. Jackie had the supplies and knowledge and generously shared it all with us. I created a few pieces of fabric that may make into my games quilt.
I think I will have to make a little case like yours. It is very cute and useful. I find my ipod touch is very slippery, so this would help - and maybe I would read more...but sewing is more fun lol
ReplyDeleteGina, you'll love the e-reader. It's amazing that you can carry a library full of books in one little device. The case you made is great. Good idea to combine a notepad with the reader!
ReplyDeleteThe case and fabrics look like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI took my husband's Kindle on vacation. It was very convenient to only have one item instead of my usual backpack full of books:)
I like the fabrics you created.
ReplyDeleteAbout the Nook, do you know if it can handle e-books that you download from the public library? I've heard that some readers are not compatible with their format.