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Fantazmic2's Fabric Mod How-To

Article Author // Michael "Fantazmic2" O'Brien

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Intro

I got a computer one day that was going to be given to a 2nd grade school teacher and I wanted to do something different to it before I gave it to her. One day while watching While You Were Out and Trading Spaces, I came up with this idea to put school fabric on the outside of the case. The next day, I went to two fabric stores and was blown away by all the fabric options available for Kids and Adults. This got me thinking, what about all those wife's that complain how ugly the case looks, after they spent all your money decorating the house. This could appeal to children and adults alike.

 

 

Supplies

What you need:

•  Two yards of fabric (More if your doing a tower case);
•  One can of 3M Adhesive 77 (Medium Sized);
•  One can of Green Chalk Board Paint (optional, depending on your project)
•  Newspaper
•  Ironing board (I used a TV Tray)
•  Masking tape

Total Cost of Parts Purchased: Less than $20.00

 

Tools Needed:

•  A pair of scissors
•  A ruler
•  An Iron (Yes, an Iron)
•  Case to mod

 

Here is the case I used:



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