My Dear MIL lost her camera cover on her vacation trip to Hawaii a few weeks a go, so when she came back she was kind of bummed about it and ask me if I could make something for her. She loved this red pattern of fabric, and I got to work! It’s a very simple project that only took me about 30 minutes
I used outdoor canvas for the outside and oatmeal linen for the inside.

MATERIALS
- 2 pieces of 6.25×4.25 inches (5.8×10.8 cm) one of each fabric for the body
- 2 pieces a little bigger than the body of lightweight interfacing (I use pellon 808)
- 2 pieces of 1.5×3.5 inches (3.8×8.8 cm) also one of each fabric for the strap
- Small piece of Batting( you can also substitute this with felt)
- Small piece of Velcro
PROCESS
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1- First you will have to press the interfacing to back of the main fabric, in my case the red. |
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2- Sew the piece of Velcro an inch away from the edge of the body fabric, and the opposite piece to the center of your liner fabric for the stripe |
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3- Once you have the Velcro ready, face the fabrics and sew around it leaving one end open, so you can turn inside out. |
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4- Turn the piece inside out and it should look like this. |
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5- Sew around the edge and this piece is ready! |
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6- Fold both body pieces in half and sew the edge, leaving the Velcro close to the top on the main fabric. |
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7- Open seems and pull the fabric at one of the corners so that the side seam and the bottom seam are on top of each other. draw a line of about 3/4 of an inch. |
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8- Sew on top of the line and cut the extra. |
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9- Repeat steps 7 and 8 with the liner fabric. |
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10 – Fold the main fabric inside out and leave the liner like it is, now you need to cut a tube of batting or felt to put in between the fabrics, mine was about 3.25×6.25 inches (8.3×5.8 cm) and I sew on one end. |
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11- Place the batting inside the main fabric, push it down and then place the liner inside the batting, it can be kind of tricky but I used the same camera to fit everything inside and push equally – Fold the top both fabrics to the inside and pin. Add the stripe in between the fabrics and make sure both pieces of Velcro fit. |
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12- Sew around the edge and you are done, it should look something like this! |


I am very happy with the result and MIL loved it!
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<3 HowJoyful? VERY JOYFUL!!! I love you Joy! and I love the camera case! Thank you so much! <3
Thank You MIL! I’m so happy you loved it! <3
So perfect and so cute! It’s a far cry from my overly bulky camera case from Target!
Yet another tutorial from your blog I have to bookmark.
That is so cute, and perfect for travel. Any chance we’ll see those in the etsy shop in the future??
I think that would actually be a cool idea, I will add some to the shop I will open in the blog soon
Thanks Cece!
LOVELY! Im so excited, I want to make one!
this rocks and i can’t believe how quickly you put it together!
What an awesome camera cover! I linked to your tutorial over at Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-30-minute-camera-cover/2010/08/02/
–Anne
Thank you for linking Anne!
Hi, thanks for share your wonderful idea… i take your link for my blogg… I hope you visit
Bye
Daphne
Linda!!!
Adorei a idéia, vou tentar fazer.
Beijos muito grande.
Andréa
Brazil
Hello! I just found your blog – and am a new follower! My fiance JUST asked me not 30 minutes ago if I could make him a case for his MP3 player and BOOM I find your post. Haha!
So happy you fond it! I would love to see a pic of the one you make!