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Free Crochet Patterns For
E-Reader Covers
Keep your eBook reader scratch-free and protected with a crochet Kindle cover. Many of the free patterns here are easily modified to suit any sized eReader or tablet.
Kelly Kindle Cover from The Loophole Fox
The Kelly Kindle Cover uses a gorgeous textured stitch pattern and looks great in two contrasting yarns. The cover has negative ease for a snug fit.
SIZE: to suit any Kindle.
YARN WEIGHT: #3 / Light / DK / Light Worsted weight yarn, e.g., Coboo from Lion Brand.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: you’ll need about 50 g or 116 yards for the single colour cover. For the two-toned cover, you’ll need 16 g/38 yards of Colour A and 34 g/79 yards of Colour B.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 4 mm (G-6) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: a tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers, two buttons, sewing thread, and a sewing needle to attach the buttons.
SPECIAL STITCHES/TECHNIQUES USED: Front Post Double Crochet.
Kindle Cover from Mon Petit Violon
This free crochet Kindle cover has a beautiful cable pattern worked with front post stitches.
SIZE: 5″ x 7″ (13 cm x 18 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #3 / Light / DK / Light Worsted weight yarn, e.g., Sirdar Snuggly Replay DK.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 50 g
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 3.50 mm (E-4) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors, a tapestry needle, and a tape measure.
SPECIAL STITCHES/TECHNIQUES USED: Front Post Double Crochet.
Crochet Kindle Cover from Hooked by Robin
The Puff Stitch is extra squishy and perfect for protecting your Kindle.
SIZE: to suit kindle paperwhite; size is easily adapted.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors and a yarn needle.
SPECIAL STITCHES/TECHNIQUES USED: Puff Stitch.
The Sage Phone Pouch from Sweet Softies
The Sage Pouch pictured above is for a phone, but the pattern itself is easy to adjust in size to suit a Kindle or any e-reader, even a laptop!
SIZE: custom.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight cotton, e.g., Sugar’n Cream from Lily.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 4.50 mm (7) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors, a button, and a yarn needle.
E-Reader Soft Case from Happy Makes U
This simple crochet Kindle case features a pretty stitch pattern, and there is a video tutorial to follow along with the written pattern.
SIZE: 5″ wide and 6½” long (12.5 cm x 16.5 cm); suits Kindle Paperwhite. Size is easy to adjust.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight cotton, e.g., I Love This Cotton!, from Hobby Lobby.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: one skein.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 4 mm (G-6) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors and a yarn needle.
How to Crochet a Kindle Cover from Melanie Ham
You can adapt this easy pattern to make it any size you like. There is a written pattern and full video tutorial available for free.
SIZE: custom.
YARN WEIGHT: #2 / Fine / Sport weight cotton, e.g., Naturally Soft Cotton from MillaMia.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 3.50 mm (E-4) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: a button, scissors, a yarn needle, fabric for lining, and Fabri-Tac adhesive (optional).
Free Crochet Kindle Case Pattern from Yarn Andy
This free crochet Kindle cover pattern is easily adapted to suit other ebook readers or tablets.
SIZE: 5″ x 6¾” (13 cm x 17 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #3 / Light / DK / Light Worsted weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 110 yards (100 m).
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 2.50 mm crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors, a tapestry needle, and two buttons (optional).
SPECIAL STITCHES/TECHNIQUES USED: Foundation Single Crochet and Bobble Stitch.
Owl Kindle Cover from Lukwa Phornwises
This cute crochet Kindle cover pattern is available as a free Ravelry download.
SIZE: to fit a Kindle Paperwhite.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn, e.g., Hayfield Bonus Aran Tweed.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 60-80 yards (55 – 73 m).
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 4.50 mm (7) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: scissors and a yarn needle.
Kindle Paperwhite Crochet Sleeve from Tales of Twisted Fibers
SIZE: 5″ x 7½” (13 cm x 19 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #2 / Fine / Sport weight yarn.
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE: 3.50 mm (E-4) crochet hook.
NOTIONS: one button, scissors, a yarn needle, and pins.
SPECIAL STITCHES/TECHNIQUES USED: Spike Stitch.
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