https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/keyboard-bag • Posted by xOrElse
Here is finally my keyboard bag! Last year in Burda magazine I saw really cool pink handbag. Like these in picture above. Do I need to say anything more?! As you probably know me, I was amazed by it and ofc decided to make it. It definitely wasn't easy assignment. After finding 2 keyboards and radical cleaning them, mostly because they was very very dirty I finally starded doing my handbag. On my journey I had a lot of problems there are some of them... First: Not enough keys. But that didn't stop me last year in making it. Second: A lot of keys (but definitely not enough) and pulling plastic parts (on the under side) away. Then I stopped, that was definitely enough for me. And that project waited till four days ago... Third: When I finally decided to make my bag, I had to start doing it! So I started where I had where I stopped last year, pulling those plastic parts away. This time, I took "easier" way, cutting it with saw. What else to say then that it was exhausting and I got three calluses! Fourth: When it was finally finished (I mean cutting plastic under the each key) I had to solve it down, and control every single key, turn it right way or just put it down. After solving my "puzzles" I finally saw that I hadn't put it on glued tape, oh NO!!! Final disaster: My sewing machine is broken :(
Here is finally my keyboard bag! Last year in Burda magazine I saw really cool pink handbag. Like these in picture above. Do I need to say anything more?! As you probably know me, I was amazed by it and ofc decided to make it. It definitely wasn't easy assignment. After finding 2 keyboards and radical cleaning them, mostly because they was very very dirty I finally starded doing my handbag. On my journey I had a lot of problems there are some of them... First: Not enough keys. But that didn't stop me last year in making it. Second: A lot of keys (but definitely not enough) and pulling plastic parts (on the under side) away. Then I stopped, that was definitely enough for me. And that project waited till four days ago... Third: When I finally decided to make my bag, I had to start doing it! So I started where I had where I stopped last year, pulling those plastic parts away. This time, I took "easier" way, cutting it with saw. What else to say then that it was exhausting and I got three calluses! Fourth: When it was finally finished (I mean cutting plastic under the each key) I had to solve it down, and control every single key, turn it right way or just put it down. After solving my "puzzles" I finally saw that I hadn't put it on glued tape, oh NO!!! Final disaster: My sewing machine is broken :(