Hi pals! Welcome to todays blog, where I am showing you how to make your very own Kindle Scribe or Kindle Paperwhite or WHATEVR YOU WANT TO PUT IN IT knit pouch. :)

This one came to me when my friend ordered me this GORGEOUS rainbow yarn, and my scribe happened to be sitting next to me. 6 hours and zero hydration later and I had a pouch for my scribe for when I want to take it with me in my tote bag.

AND THEN my sweet friends Emily and Emily were being cute on Instagram and I decided they both needed their own knit pouches for their paperwhites. East coast Emily already has hers, and West coast Emily will get hers soon when we meet up for coffee.

I had some of this Hobbii Friends Cotton Silk leftover from my Magical Garden Cardigan, and it was just enough to make one pouch in the leftovers of each color. I really really love this yarn, and the link below isn’t an affiliate one, but If you can afford it, get some. It’s the most perfect cotton imo.

Anyway, if you want to snag the PDF with checkboxes and everything, you can grab that here on Ravelry. OR you can just go add it to your library, make a project, and show me your progress along the way, because it is free here and that helps me SO much.

Notes

• Please read the pattern before starting. I write these a little differently than some people and include notes and tidbits I wrote down to try and make things as clear as possible. 
• I do not provide instructions on how to use double pointed needles (DPNs)or do an -cord bind off with them. I DO however have a tutorial on how to do it with a Cordsmith. You can check that out here.

Items Needed For Smaller Kindle Paperwhite Size pouch

• 2 Skeins of Hobbii Cotton Silk yarn or 200 yards of a size 4 medium weight yarn or size 3 dk weight yarn.
  • Per Skein: 1.75 oz / 131 yards (77% Cotton, 23% Silk)
• 3.5 mm needles
• 3.5 mm DPNs or a Cordsmith Original
• Sewing needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors

Size / Measurements

8 inches tall by 5.5 inches wide unblocked (with stretch)

Pattern

• Cast on 54 stitches, join being sure to not twist your stitches, and put on a stitch marker to mark the beginning of your round. (or ignore the stitch marker and just know that where your tail is, that’s the beginning of the round.)
• Knit around 54 stitches for approx 7.5 inches. (Or as tall as you want it!)

Sew the cast-on side of the bag together.

• *Knit 2 together through the back loop, yarn over (from back to front)* Repeat from * to * around. 
• Knit around.
• Knit around.
• I-cord bind off with dpns or Cordsmith Original. 

Knit an i-cord approx 25 inches long. Weave into the “yarn over” spaces to cinch the bag closed.  Weave in your ends.

Items Needed For Larger Kindle Scribe Size Pouch

• 2 skeins of Ice Yarn – Picasso Rainbow or 200 yards of a size 4 medium weight yarn
  • Per Skein: 1.76 oz / 125 yards (44% Acrylic, 56% Polyester)
• 3.5 mm needles
• 3.5 mm DPNs or a Cordsmith Original
• Sewing needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors

Size / Measurements

11 inches tall by 8 inches wide unblocked (with stretch)

Pattern

• Cast on 70 stitches, join being sure to not twist your stitches, and put on a stitch marker to mark the beginning of your round. (or ignore the stitch marker and just know that where your tail is, that’s the beginning of the round.)
• Knit around 70 stitches for approx 65 rows, or about 10 inches. (Or as tall as you want it!)

Sew the cast-on side of the bag together.

• *Knit 2 together through the back loop, yarn over (from back to front)* Repeat from * to * around. 
• Knit around.
• Knit around.
• I-cord bind off with dpns or Cordsmith Original. 

Knit an i-cord approx 30 inches long. Weave into the “yarn over” spaces to cinch the bag closed.  Weave in your ends.