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Nintendo Switch 1 Case

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to sew a practical Nintendo Switch case with a main compartment featuring a mesh panel to hold the console securely, plus a front pocket for storing games. Pattern included!

Nintendo Switch 1 Case

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What you’ll make

Sew a padded Nintendo Switch case with a main zipper that opens across the top and down one side, providing clear access when placing the console inside or taking it out.

A mesh panel helps hold the console when the case is open. The front zip pocket stores games, a charging cable or other small accessories.

Batting adds softness and protection from minor bumps. Optional rings on the back can accept a removable wrist strap or longer shoulder strap.

What you’ll learn in this class

  • Bind the top of a stretch mesh pocket.
  • Baste batting to the exterior panels.
  • Add fabric stops to zippers.
  • Build and attach a front zip pocket.
  • Sew a zipper around a curved opening.
  • Join, turn and close the padded case.
  • Reinforce optional carrying-strap tabs.

Fabric and padding

Canvas is recommended for the exterior and poplin for the lining. Support a lighter outer fabric with lightweight interfacing before adding the batting.

The design also uses mesh for the interior restraint and batting for cushioning. Overcast fabrics that fray heavily, especially along the front pocket’s zipper edge.

Make it your own

Quilt the batting and outer panels with lines, diamonds or another design, or leave them smooth. Zipper stops can be made from folded bias binding.

Add two rings for a removable long strap, one ring for a wrist strap or no rings for a simpler case. Swivel hooks make the optional straps easy to change.

The class includes the printable case pattern, materials information and a detailed video lesson for this layered accessory.

Pattern & materials

Patterns are included with membership

Active members can download every available PDF and materials list.

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