phancy (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} phancy) wrote,@ 2007-01-04 20:27:00 |
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Merry Xmas to me
For Christmas, I bought myself a new camera: A Canon SD800 IS. It came highly recommended from my camera geek friend, and I have nothing but praise for this new electronic device. One its virtues is a gigantic LCD screen on the back, and I obviously don't want to scratch it. On the other hand, I still want to fit the camera in my pocket, so a clunky camera case is't going to cut it. I've seen various wraps for handheld devices, but they're still pretty bulky. Really, I just needea thin sleeve to cover the camera. My solution: I bought a pair of cute kid's socks, tossed out one of them, chopped the bottom off the other and stitched up the hole. (In actuality, my mom stitched it up for me - but she volunteered without me asking!) The end result is a snug fabric camera bag with an elastic top to keep it from falling it. As an added bonus, it has a monkey on it!
Check out this picture: Xmas Present To Myself (83KB)
For Christmas, I bought myself a new camera: A Canon SD800 IS. It came highly recommended from my camera geek friend, and I have nothing but praise for this new electronic device. One its virtues is a gigantic LCD screen on the back, and I obviously don't want to scratch it. On the other hand, I still want to fit the camera in my pocket, so a clunky camera case is't going to cut it. I've seen various wraps for handheld devices, but they're still pretty bulky. Really, I just needea thin sleeve to cover the camera. My solution: I bought a pair of cute kid's socks, tossed out one of them, chopped the bottom off the other and stitched up the hole. (In actuality, my mom stitched it up for me - but she volunteered without me asking!) The end result is a snug fabric camera bag with an elastic top to keep it from falling it. As an added bonus, it has a monkey on it!
Check out this picture: Xmas Present To Myself (83KB)
