This ebook consists of very detailed sewing instructions and pattern for 5 sizes. It is not just a simple sewing tutorial, but rather structured like "a real book" or even "screenshots of a video + text", with lots of tips and info. Don't be intimidated by the number of pages. There are only so many because everything is very detailed with lots of photos, so even bag newbies can follow along easily. Advanced sewers can just sew by pictures and read up if something is unclear and skip the rest of the pages. Beginners, on the other hand, might miss these pages. So everyone has the chance to sew my patterns.

Difficulty: 3.5 of 5 – Working time: about 3-6 hours

The Kuoria case can be made in 5 sizes (your device should be at least 1-2cm (1/2" - 3/4") smaller in height and width):

Size 8" H 15cm x L 23cm (5 7/8" x 9") // Size 10" H 20cm x L 28cm (7 7/8" x 11") // Size 13" H 24cm x L 35cm (9 1/2" x 13 3/4") // Size 15" H 28cm x L 40cm (11" x 15 3/4") // Size 17" H 32cm x L 44cm (12 5/8" x 17 3/8") //

Each size can also be made in 3 depths: slim (1cm - 3/8"), half-depth (2cm - 3/4"), full-depth (3cm - 1 1/4"). The bag can hold documents up to A4 in size (8 1/4" x 11 3/4") (only for sizes 13"-17") and the 17" bag even fits A3 (16 1/2" x 11 3/4") format! The bag is made completely without binding.

The bag has a zipper closure. This can either be top opening or you can make it a zip-around case so that it lays flat when open.

The front exterior features an angled zipper pocket to store small items, such as charging cables and other supplies. This interior pocket can hold documents up to A4 in size (8 1/4" x 11 3/4") (only for sizes 13"-17"). Even a keyboard fits inside, depending on the size.

Sewing case options: The instructions show how to include a "pen/tool holder" and also a two-part zipped mesh pocket.

Combine the instructions or create your very own interior - for example as a crafting case, a bag for knitting accessories or a small first-aid kit.

The pattern includes two different types of side strap connectors, using eyelets or D-rings. Alternatively, you can sew the strap connectors into the top (e.g. necessary for the sewing case). You can attach a long shoulder strap to the strap connectors and carry Kuoria as a real bag. I also show you how you can add useful handles, if you want, to your bag in the instructions.

COPYRIGHT

©2019 All rights are reserved by Lisa Kienzle – Hansedelli. This English e-book and the corresponding pattern pieces are protected by copyright. Sharing, exchange, copy or publication (even in part) are expressly prohibited. The information in this e-book has been carefully checked. No liability is assumed for any errors in the instructions. This pattern may be used for personal and small businesses producing limited quantities (meaning unique pieces) only. If you do use this pattern to produce items for sale, please include the following information: "This bag was made using the pattern Kuoria by Hansedelli".