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My most recent sewing project - a case for my handheld game systems, based on the ‘Power Trip’ pattern by ByAnnie, modified and nerded up.
The Sheikah emblem is from the Nintendo wiki, printed on dark t-shirt transfer paper and ironed on to the base fabric. Then I quilted around the edge to secure it and add dimension. (All the quilting was done freehand, so the wobbles add to its rustic hipster charm. ;) )
The original pattern has the case at 7.5″ x 10″, and I brought it down to about 6″. It had two internal zipper pockets and the one external one, which felt a bit much, so I killed one of the internal zipper pockets. Also rotated the sides 180 degrees respective to the handle, so that crap doesn’t fall out of the mesh pockets when I carry it around.
The mesh pockets were supposed to be stitched down into three and two sections, but I’ve got one at full width and the other TBD - it’s intended for an ODroid Go system that a friend is building for me, and I’ll tack the mesh down to the appropriate sizes for the system and charger once I have it in hand. (currently being demonstrated by my old DS Lite)
Also added a snap to the top of the mesh to keep everything a little more secure.
It’s a great pattern, and fairly easy to both follow and deconstruct / mess around with if you’re an intermediate-level sewer. I’m very pleased with the way this one worked out.