Help me find this link...

Might it have been called a 'cover' Hanne? I can't help you with remembering the page - and if it was in a current thread, I think I would have remembered, as there have been very few posts over this weekend. . In message , snipped-for-privacy@dcs.qmul.ac.uk writes

search your browser history for it, use various words. j.

OK, I was _so_ sure I bookmarked the place, but apparently not :-(

I found just yesterday a page with a picture, and a small explanation, but I don't think a tutorial of a laptop sleeve or basic case. It was done all in Grandmother's Flower Garden pattern, in mostly reds. And it looked really cool.

I would dearly love to see that picture again, but I can't find the page, not even using my history on google (it is possible, that I found it via some other page...).

A laptop sleeve might be called a cosy or a case or even a bag. And then I'm not sure if the pattern was referred to by name either. It was made by the write though.

If anybody has any hints for me to be able to find this page again, please let me know.

Thanks, Hanne in CPH

just spent about an hour searching various wordings and can not find a red gfg hexagon quilted laptop cover/sleeve/anythingelse. sorry. i usually can find anything. seems everything is lost lately. j.

"J*" wrote... search your browser history for it, use various words. j.

OK, I was _so_ sure I bookmarked the place, but apparently not :-(

I found just yesterday a page with a picture, and a small explanation, but I don't think a tutorial of a laptop sleeve or basic case. It was done all in Grandmother's Flower Garden pattern, in mostly reds. And it looked really cool.

I would dearly love to see that picture again, but I can't find the page, not even using my history on google (it is possible, that I found it via some other page...).

A laptop sleeve might be called a cosy or a case or even a bag. And then I'm not sure if the pattern was referred to by name either. It was made by the write though.

If anybody has any hints for me to be able to find this page again, please let me know.

Thanks, Hanne in CPH

I _finally_ found it, looking in my browser history. Once you see the page, you'll see that there weren't many words to search on. But I found it!

Thanks for the suggestions!

Hanne in CPH

I can see why you liked it, Hanne, and were anxious to find it. . In message , snipped-for-privacy@dcs.qmul.ac.uk writes

So glad you found it and shared it with us. All of that is inspiring - I especially love the choice of fabrics and fussy-cutting. What a beauty. Polly

That is cute!

Nann