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Knit iPad Covers

iPads are taking over the world. I am not a huge fan of being able to be contacted wherever I am, but even I will admit that the iPads are fun.

Within a few days of the iPad release, free iPad knitting patterns began popping up all over the internet. Now creating a knit iPad cover would make a simple and fast knitting that knitters at any level could do. Therefore, I have searched the internet to provide you with free iPad cover knitting patterns!

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Table of Contents

  1. Free iPad Knitting Patterns
  2. Apple's iPad
  3. Rosalie's iPad Cover - A Free Knitting Pattern
  4. Want a knit case but don't knit?
  5. Free Kindle Cover Knitting Pattens
  6. Amazon's Kindle
  7. Don't Know How to Knit?
  8. What are your thoughts?
  9. About Me
  10. Bloggers talking about knit iPad covers

Free iPad Knitting Patterns

Rosalie's Knit iPad Case
A beautiful colorwork iPad cozy with a zipper closure.
iPad Cover Knitting Pattern
This is a super cute and easy to knit pattern. The case features the Apple logo through the illusion technique. You'll only see it from an angle!
Go-Everywhere iPad Tote
This iPad cover knitting pattern has straps so you can easily carry it with you!
Fuzzy iPad Cozy
The designer recommends that you use fuzzy yarn so the iPad does not get cold.
Noro Rib iPad Sleeve
Have fun with gorgeous colorways to create a fun knit iPad cover.
Simple iPad Cover Knitting Pattern
Some stripes jazz up this easy to knit iPad cover.
Cabled iPad Sleeve Pattern
Cute cables with a button closure.
Mark's Cabled iPad Cozy
A centered braided cable with handles at the top for easy carrying.

Apple's iPad

Apple iPad (first generation) MB292LL/A Tablet (16GB, Wifi)

Apple iPad (first generation) MB292LL/A Tablet (16GB, Wifi)

Amazon Price: $495.00 (as of 06/02/2012)Buy Now

I'm still not comfortable with the idea of being able to be reached wherever I go... yet I still carry around my laptop almost everywhere. My mom has had an iPad for a while now, and I have to admit that they are really fun to play with!

Rosalie's knit iPad cozy

Rosalie's iPad Cover - A Free Knitting Pattern 

Want a knit case but don't knit?

No problem!

Thankfully there are some knit iPad cases that you can purchase if you don't want to take the time to make one yourself. Just don't expect that you'll be able to pass these off as handmade!
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Free Kindle Cover Knitting Pattens

Sure, the Kindle is not the same as the iPad... but they are similarly shaped, and a Kindle cover could be easily adapted to fit the iPad. Since Kindles have been around longer than iPads, there are more free Kindle cover knitting patterns available online.
Marilynn's Felted Kindle Cover Knitting Pattern
This kindle cozy has a flap with a velcro closure and a decorative button.
Kindle Pocket
Cute with a single cable up the center, and buttoned at the top.
Cabled Kindle Sleeve Knitting Pattern
Cabled with a button closure.
Karen's Kindle Sweater
Simple stockinette kindle cover with a ribbed edge at the "cuff"
Montera Kindle Cover
The cover looks like it's made out of a mitered rectangle.
Mock Cables Kindle Cover Knitting Pattern
As the title suggests, this is covered in mock cables.
Entrelac Cozy Kindle Cover
Use the Entrelac Knitting technique to produce a beautiful Kindle cover.
Cables for Kindles
Sort of resembles a
Bear Claw
The cable design up the center does resemble a bear claw.
Bella's Kindle Carry Bag
Complete with a strap so you can carry it with you with ease.
Kindle Cover, Sock-Yarn Blankie Style
Mitered Squares connect together for a colorful knit kindle cover.
Knitted Kindle Case
A simple stockinette knit case with button closures.

Amazon's Kindle

Kindle Keyboard 3G, Free 3G + Wi-Fi, 6

Kindle Keyboard 3G, Free 3G + Wi-Fi, 6" E Ink Display

Amazon Price: $189.00 (as of 06/02/2012)Buy Now

I love my Kindle. I wish that I had more time to read than I do now! The Kindle has no glare, and is so convenient to bring with you when you travel.

Don't Know How to Knit?

Let me help!

An iPad cover would make a nice first knitting project because it is small and rectangular. Why not learn something new and create something that you can use year round?
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What are your thoughts?

  • jaxaza Mar 23, 2012 @ 8:54 pm | delete
    ipad the best
  • MissionBoundCreations Feb 21, 2012 @ 9:32 pm | delete
    I love my iPad. Great idea.
  • TransplantedSoul Jan 27, 2012 @ 6:00 pm | delete
    Gotta keep the iPad warm eh?
  • TransplantedSoul Jan 27, 2012 @ 6:00 pm | delete
    Gotta keep the iPad warm eh?
  • stacy123 Jan 3, 2012 @ 12:53 pm | delete
    i need a knitting pattern for the kindle fire
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Bloggers talking about knit iPad covers

Online retailer Etsy taps weaving, knitting skills to create export market
ONLINE retailer Etsy is tapping Australia's basket-weaving and jumper-knitting skills to create a major export market, with a forum for arty and crafty types to sell their handiwork to the world. The company, which bills itself as "the world's handmade ...
The art of words: Books about hankies, Hockney kick imagination into high gear
People of all ages who like to draw or knit (yes, knitting is cool, again), or who seek inspiration for freshening the kitchen with a coat of paint, can find ideas in the pages of ?The Printed Square.? Studying the images provides examples of how ...
The perils of needing to know it all
Seeing me finally quiet down with the television on, a laptop on one side, an iPad and knitting project on the other, one could argue that tech has given me a short attention span. I've always craved stimulation. Ever since I learned how to read, ...
River House: Lake walk, senior safety among topics
iPad for Beginners: Bring your questions and your iPad to this class taught by Jackie Hird. The class will be taught from 2:45 to 4:45 pm June 4. Cost $8 for River House Activity Members; $10 for non-members. Registration required.
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