Written pattern is out on my website 🧸 : iistudiox.myshopify.com/products/crochet-pattern-laptop-tablet-kindle-book-sleeve-daisy Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/purchase/iistudiox/905394 Etsy: iistudiox.etsy.com/listing/1586254652 Thanks for supporting💖
Crochet Laptop Sleeve Pattern Materials: - Yellow (Y) yarn - White (W) yarn - Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn - Button and sewing needle --- Terminology: - SC: Single Crochet - DC: Double Crochet - SS: Slip Stitch --- Step-by-Step Instructions: Foundation: 1. Create a chain to match the width of your laptop using Yellow (Y) yarn. 2. Turn your project and locate the little bumps underneath the first row of chains. --- Row 1: 1. Skip the first stitch and Single Crochet (SC) into the next stitch along the row. 2. Continue SC along the entire row and around the bottom stitches. 3. At the end of the row, SS into the first stitch to join. --- Row 2: 1. Chain 3, then crochet 3 Double Crochet (DC) into the same stitch. 2. Mark the first stitch of the DC cluster for reference. 3. Skip 2 stitches, and in the third stitch, crochet another cluster of 3 DC. 4. Repeat this pattern-skipping 2 stitches and crocheting 3 DC-until the end of the row. 5. Continue the pattern around the other side of the project. 6. SS into the first stitch to complete the row. --- Row 3: 1. Chain 3, then DC into the space below. 2. On the 3rd DC, stop before completing the stitch and switch to White (W) yarn using a slipknot. 3. Crochet 3 DC into the next space, ensuring the (Y) yarn is above your hook while pulling through the (W) yarn. 4. On the 3rd DC of each cluster, switch back to (Y) yarn, repeating the color change until the last space. 5. Continue this alternating pattern around the project and SS into the first stitch (with (Y) yarn on the hook for the SS). --- Row 4: 1. Drop the (Y) yarn and work with (W) yarn only. 2. Chain 3, then DC 3 into the space below. 3. Crochet 3 DC between each colored section (in the spaces between clusters). 4. At the end of the row, repeat the pattern around and SS into the first stitch, bringing back (Y) yarn. --- Row 5: 1. Chain 3 with (W) yarn, then DC 3 into the space below. 2. On the last 2 loops of the 3rd DC, switch back to (Y) yarn. 3. Continue alternating colors, repeating the pattern from Row 3. 4. SS into the first stitch to finish the row. --- Row 6: 1. Chain 3 and DC 3 into the space below. 2. Drop the (W) yarn and continue working with (Y) yarn for the entire row. --- Repeat Rows 3-6 until the sleeve is nearly as long as your laptop. You will add two additional rows to finish the sleeve. --- Row 7 (Finishing): 1. SS into the first stitch with your preferred color. 2. Chain 1, then crochet 3 SC into the space below. 3. Carry the other yarn color underneath the project and repeat the SC clusters in each space. 4. Once you have completed a few stitches, cut the unused yarn. --- Row 8 (Final Row): 1. SS into the first stitch, then chain 1. 2. SC into each stitch along the row. 3. SS into the first stitch and cut the yarn. 4. Use a needle to sew in the yarn tail. --- Row 9 (Button Closure): 1. Find the center of the sleeve and sew in a button. 2. Make a slipknot and chain until you have a chain long enough to wrap around the button (about 12 stitches). 3. Attach the chain to the opposite side of the sleeve and sew it in place. --- Your project is complete!
Future me, did we finish it? Update (1) 2hrs later: i can see the flowers but the flowers aren't flowering like they're supposed to flower (to chonky yarn maybe? Or messy stitches?)
Reminder for myself Row 3: start with yellow then change to white, keep switching Row 4: keep working with the white yarn (drop yellow yarn) Row 5: change to yellow and keep switching Row 6: keep yellow yarn (drop white yarn)
Nice pattern! I used chunky yarn and a 4.5mm hook and I tend to crochet on the tighter side. I started out with 42 chains for my 13 inch MacBook Air. It fits perfectly. I am new to switching color mid-row, so I had to trial and error a bit to figure out where to hold each color yarn when alternating colors. Maybe a slow-mo/close-up shot of color switching would be helpful in your next video. Thank you so much for sharing!
Finally I made one for my brother's mac air thank you so much.Please make such easy and cute stuff which can be used for gifting purposes. Thanks a lot one again God bless you.
@@unagi.10 she def did it on both. You can see the stitch marker was on the right side at the beginning of the row. You gotta do both sides for the stitch marker to be on the left at the end of the row.
between 5:42 and 5:46 your rows double and you are crocheting on two separate sides, this skips rows in the pattern. I am unable to follow this pattern
I am crocheting in round not in row. I skip it because I am still crocheting the same round and doing the same thing throughout the round. Hope this helps you🌈
May i know . Is that normal if my sleeve tight after enter the laptop? Just wonder if i wrong . Cause i have chain 48 for my laptop 14 inc but it was little tight. Waiting for your reply😊 thanks❤
Hi, it is really hard to tell the exact chain number because it depends on what yarn and hook you are using, and how tight your chains are. I highly recommend you measure your chain to get the perfect length :)
When I do the slip stitch with white yarn at the end of the 3rd row, the yellow yarn is brought up to the 4th row (by putting the yellow yarn above the hook 9:41). And at the first of the 4th row, the yellow yarn is dropped (9:56), meaning that it stays at the first of the row, so at the end of the 4th row the yellow yarn is just below my last stitch.
Written pattern is out on my website 🧸 :
iistudiox.myshopify.com/products/crochet-pattern-laptop-tablet-kindle-book-sleeve-daisy
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/purchase/iistudiox/905394
Etsy: iistudiox.etsy.com/listing/1586254652
Thanks for supporting💖
Crochet Laptop Sleeve Pattern
Materials:
- Yellow (Y) yarn
- White (W) yarn
- Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn
- Button and sewing needle
---
Terminology:
- SC: Single Crochet
- DC: Double Crochet
- SS: Slip Stitch
---
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Foundation:
1. Create a chain to match the width of your laptop using Yellow (Y) yarn.
2. Turn your project and locate the little bumps underneath the first row of chains.
---
Row 1:
1. Skip the first stitch and Single Crochet (SC) into the next stitch along the row.
2. Continue SC along the entire row and around the bottom stitches.
3. At the end of the row, SS into the first stitch to join.
---
Row 2:
1. Chain 3, then crochet 3 Double Crochet (DC) into the same stitch.
2. Mark the first stitch of the DC cluster for reference.
3. Skip 2 stitches, and in the third stitch, crochet another cluster of 3 DC.
4. Repeat this pattern-skipping 2 stitches and crocheting 3 DC-until the end of the row.
5. Continue the pattern around the other side of the project.
6. SS into the first stitch to complete the row.
---
Row 3:
1. Chain 3, then DC into the space below.
2. On the 3rd DC, stop before completing the stitch and switch to White (W) yarn using a slipknot.
3. Crochet 3 DC into the next space, ensuring the (Y) yarn is above your hook while pulling through the (W) yarn.
4. On the 3rd DC of each cluster, switch back to (Y) yarn, repeating the color change until the last space.
5. Continue this alternating pattern around the project and SS into the first stitch (with (Y) yarn on the hook for the SS).
---
Row 4:
1. Drop the (Y) yarn and work with (W) yarn only.
2. Chain 3, then DC 3 into the space below.
3. Crochet 3 DC between each colored section (in the spaces between clusters).
4. At the end of the row, repeat the pattern around and SS into the first stitch, bringing back (Y) yarn.
---
Row 5:
1. Chain 3 with (W) yarn, then DC 3 into the space below.
2. On the last 2 loops of the 3rd DC, switch back to (Y) yarn.
3. Continue alternating colors, repeating the pattern from Row 3.
4. SS into the first stitch to finish the row.
---
Row 6:
1. Chain 3 and DC 3 into the space below.
2. Drop the (W) yarn and continue working with (Y) yarn for the entire row.
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Repeat Rows 3-6 until the sleeve is nearly as long as your laptop. You will add two additional rows to finish the sleeve.
---
Row 7 (Finishing):
1. SS into the first stitch with your preferred color.
2. Chain 1, then crochet 3 SC into the space below.
3. Carry the other yarn color underneath the project and repeat the SC clusters in each space.
4. Once you have completed a few stitches, cut the unused yarn.
---
Row 8 (Final Row):
1. SS into the first stitch, then chain 1.
2. SC into each stitch along the row.
3. SS into the first stitch and cut the yarn.
4. Use a needle to sew in the yarn tail.
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Row 9 (Button Closure):
1. Find the center of the sleeve and sew in a button.
2. Make a slipknot and chain until you have a chain long enough to wrap around the button (about 12 stitches).
3. Attach the chain to the opposite side of the sleeve and sew it in place.
---
Your project is complete!
Future me, did we finish it?
Update (1) 2hrs later: i can see the flowers but the flowers aren't flowering like they're supposed to flower (to chonky yarn maybe? Or messy stitches?)
Reminder for myself
Row 3: start with yellow then change to white, keep switching
Row 4: keep working with the white yarn (drop yellow yarn)
Row 5: change to yellow and keep switching
Row 6: keep yellow yarn (drop white yarn)
this pattern is so cute!! thank you so much I cant wait to finish up and put my laptop in it and take it to school with me :)
glad that you like it🥹💘
I think I overestimated how easy this would be as a beginner lmao my flowers aren't flowering
Nice pattern! I used chunky yarn and a 4.5mm hook and I tend to crochet on the tighter side. I started out with 42 chains for my 13 inch MacBook Air. It fits perfectly. I am new to switching color mid-row, so I had to trial and error a bit to figure out where to hold each color yarn when alternating colors. Maybe a slow-mo/close-up shot of color switching would be helpful in your next video. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for the recommendation!
Thank you for this great tutorial! I can't wait to make this 😍💖
Thank you for the tutorial❤️ it came out perfect
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Loved it the pattern looks amazing hope i can make one
Thank you!!💘
Finally I made one for my brother's mac air thank you so much.Please make such easy and cute stuff which can be used for gifting purposes. Thanks a lot one again God bless you.
@@mithusen9798 So happy to hear that!!Thanks for supporting💘
At 4:45 it magically gets bigger.. what did I miss? Do you go around the corner by skipping two and double crocheting 3? I’m confused
girl i was wondering the same thing lmao
I think she did it on both sides
@@unagi.10 she def did it on both. You can see the stitch marker was on the right side at the beginning of the row. You gotta do both sides for the stitch marker to be on the left at the end of the row.
for your macbook one, did you do the same thing but just making the foundation chain longer? This is amazing work btw:)))
Yes, for the MacBook sleeve I chained 42. The remaining instructions are the same!
This is so cute! Could I ask how much yarn you used for your laptop sleeve?
Around 120g❤
Thank you!!!
Very pretty ❤
Thank you🩵
Very pretty❤
Thank you❤
between 5:42 and 5:46 your rows double and you are crocheting on two separate sides, this skips rows in the pattern. I am unable to follow this pattern
I am crocheting in round not in row. I skip it because I am still crocheting the same round and doing the same thing throughout the round. Hope this helps you🌈
@@ii.studiox Hello what did you do at the end of that row before going into the other side? Skipping 2 stitches doesn't look that good. Thanks!
Is your macbook pro 13 or 14 inches? I got your written pattern and Im trying to make one for a 13 so id love to just follow along. Thanks!
Mine is 12 inches, I think you can try to chain 48 for a 13 inches laptop💖
How many ch did you make ?
Does it work with multiple colors instead of just 2?
The pattern may not be aligned perfectly if you used more than 2 colours. So I recommend just using 2 colours to get the best result🤍🎀
@@ii.studioxOkay thank you!
May i know . Is that normal if my sleeve tight after enter the laptop? Just wonder if i wrong . Cause i have chain 48 for my laptop 14 inc but it was little tight. Waiting for your reply😊 thanks❤
Hi! The sleeve may get a little bit tighter but it will get better after using it for a several times as the yarn will stretch a bit😇
How many foundation chains needed for a 15 inches laptop? Btw, i used 4mm needle for my yarn.
Hi, it is really hard to tell the exact chain number because it depends on what yarn and hook you are using, and how tight your chains are. I highly recommend you measure your chain to get the perfect length :)
是否可以加上鉤針的專業記號作為註解呢🥹🥹
英文不夠好呀～～🥹🥹
因為我youtube主要是外國用户在觀看，所以我用英文🤣 之後會考慮加上中文字幕❤謝謝你!!
I want to use this pattern for a book sleeve… how can I make it thicker?
Hi🤍 You can simply crochet the sleeve longer to cover the thickness
What I don't get is how u get your yellow yarn at the end of the 4th row just below your last stitch can you explain pls am confused
When I do the slip stitch with white yarn at the end of the 3rd row, the yellow yarn is brought up to the 4th row (by putting the yellow yarn above the hook 9:41). And at the first of the 4th row, the yellow yarn is dropped (9:56), meaning that it stays at the first of the row, so at the end of the 4th row the yellow yarn is just below my last stitch.
@ii.studiox thank youuu soo much this was so helpful I now succeeded to make the sleeve 🫶✨️
What size is the hook that you used?
5mm hook :)
Is that 5ply yarn or 8ply yarn???
It‘s okay to use 8ply or 10ply🥰
excuse me can use milk cotton yarn
Yes, you can use any yarn. But the result may turn out a little bit different.🥰
Umm around how much grams of yarn would be needed (of both) if i want to make a laptop sleeve
Around 50g each colour 🫶🏻
How big is your iPad?
It is 10.9 inches 🤍
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