OK, this is the first time I've written a pattern, so here's hoping it's understandable.
Liza’s Groovy Striped DS Case
Materials:
Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick N Quick
1 skein each: sky blue, fig, lemongrass
US size 11 straight needles
Tapestry/sewing needle
Gauge:
10 stitches and 6 rows = 3” X 2” (approx. 3 stitches and 3 rows per inch)
Directions:
Main Pouch:
CO 20 stitches in fig
Knit 2 rows st st
Switch to sky blue*
Knit 2 rows st st
Switch to lemongrass
Knit 2 rows st st
Repeat pattern, knitting in st st for 2 rows in each color until approx. 12” long (should wrap around DS comfortable 3 times), for me this was 42 rows.
BO with last color (should be lemongrass)
Fold so that the DS is covered fully on both sides, with the remaining left as a flap (where you will add game pockets), sew up sides.
Game Pouch:
CO 20 stitches in fig
Knit in st st switching colors every row (you will k 1 row fig, p 1 row sky blue, etc) until the pockets fit a DS game lengthwise, for me this was 6 rows.
BO with last color (I switched the order to fig, lemongrass, sky blue for this part)
Sew the pouch on so it is in line with the edge of the case.
Sew 3 seams evenly spaced from the top to bottom of the pocket, making 4 game pockets - use a game cartridge to measure if you want (I sewed one seam in each color, but it doesn’t really matter since you can’t see them)
Strap:
Take 3 even pieces of each color yarn long enough to wrap around the closed case several (at least 4 or 5) times.
Tie a knot at the end and braid until it is long enough to wrap around 3 times with enough room (an inch or two) to tuck the end in to fasten it, tie the braid off.
Tie or sew one end of the braid to the center of the flap.
*since it’s only 2 rows, you can carry the yarn up the side of the case instead of cutting and tying every time you switch colors
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Saturday, August 16, 2008
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Nintendo DS Case!
I wanted to make a case for my Nintendo DS, but I couldn't find a good pattern online. So I made something up:



I'll write out the pattern when I'm feeling more ambitious. And less hungry.
I'll write out the pattern when I'm feeling more ambitious. And less hungry.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Powerful Wrist Protection
Also from Stitch N Bitch, I tried the Powerful Wrist Protection bracelet. Fist I made a black one with a red star, but something happened when I was binding off and it was too tight to go over my hand. So I added a button and strap and sewed the bottom up and made a handy dandy little iPod case, like so:

(incidentally, my mother likes to point out how flimsy and dangerous she thinks the strap looks every time she sees it. how long does it have to go without breaking for her to stfu already?)
Then I tried it again and made a red one with a black star, the binding off is still tight but at least it fits, so rock on:
(incidentally, my mother likes to point out how flimsy and dangerous she thinks the strap looks every time she sees it. how long does it have to go without breaking for her to stfu already?)
Then I tried it again and made a red one with a black star, the binding off is still tight but at least it fits, so rock on:
Labels:
finished projects,
stitch n bitch,
technology case,
wristband
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