Howl Crochet Kindle Cover Pattern: E-Reader Sleeve (Crochet Graph)

Crochet Kindle cover/sleeve/case pattern. This is a CROCHET GRAPH, it's not the finished item!

The Howl crochet Kindle cover is designed to fit Kindle Paperwhite (6.8-inch screen). It's not just functional, but also a charming crochet project that will protect your Kindle/eReader device while looking stylish.

This is a crochet graph with additional instructions, so make sure you know how to read a graph. Also, please DO NOT duplicate, share, sell or distribute the PDF by any means. Thanks for your support and understanding!
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DIMENSIONS

- Approx. 19cm x 14 cm
- It fits Kindle Paperwhite

This piece has been created as a eReader (6.8-inch screen) crochet sleeve that measures 18.5cm x 14cm. If you have another eReader, or a larger one, you might need to make adjustments to the size by using a thicker yarn or a larger crochet hook.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

- Level of difficulty: Intermediate level;
- Hook size: the recommended hook is 2.5mm;
- Yarn weight: fingering/light fingering;
- Wraps / inch: 20WPI*;
- Gauge: *32sts & 28 rows = 4" / 10cm on a 2.5mm hook

* I worked with the Brazilian yarn brand "Amigurumi" by Círculo. You may use any yarn you like, but I suggest picking light fingering weight yarns.

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CROCHET COLORWORK

This pattern uses crochet colorwork, which allows you to create a design within your project by changing colors. You combine different colors of stitches within the same row/round, switching back and forth between two or more colors, to create a pattern. There are two main techniques for accomplishing that: tapestry and intarsia crochet. The difference between these techniques is whether or not you carry across your unworking yarn.


Thank you for visiting my collection of crochet patters. Check out more amigurumi patterns by accessing:
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