Why, whatever could be inside?
Ok, I have to interrupt here and do a shout-out for Delivereads. Started by a guy that sent a lot of articles to his Kindle to read later, it's a free service that sends about 5 of the most interesting articles a week to your Kindle, in one easy newsletter. Did I mention it was free? And awesome? And free?
Back to my new case, what nerd wouldn't love her own polka dotted and wavy striped padded case? I used this pattern and it was really quite easy. As someone who hasn't done "real" sewing since the tenth grade, I was amazed at how professional looking it turned out. Also, since the pattern included directions on how to adjust it to fit all sorts of electronics, I made one for my school-issued netbook (I say school-issued because I would never want to endorse a netbook after using this one):
But at least it'll look good, right? It's a bit lumpy due to the cords, but I wanted to show how much you really can fit in there. I'm sure the "i" is a bit intriguing. I did some silhouette vinyl work and personalized my netbook:
Aw yeah, math jokes!
Subway art update: If you recall, I was on step 5 of 16, which was "how much paint does it take to cover a 2x2 foot piece of board?" Today I completed:
Step 6: Buy 2 more cans of paint ("because I can always return the one I don't use")
Step 7: Use up the entire two cans of paint (bringing the total to one can of primer and THREE cans of spray paint).
Step 8: Call customer service for refund.
Step 9: Decide to paint it black, but must wait until the next day for the spray paint to dry.
Seriously, this is getting a bit ridiculous now. Maybe someday soon I can finally show you the finished product!
Until then, read on or craft on or math on, my friends.




