50+ iPad & Kindle Covers, Cases To Make: {Free Patterns}

One Hour Project: Works well for just about any flat-ish electronic device and it’s quick enough that you can whip up a whole fleet of them in a day.

Felt: Pocket style made with thick collar felt (clever!) and lined.

Quilted: Quilted sleeve that features a foldover tap secured in place with a strip of velcro.

Easy Fleece Cozy: Made with fleece in color of your choice, thick interfacing. You’ll also find frame template to download (pdf).

Knit: Very simple design but does the trick, easy to whip up.

Fat Quarters: This slipcase features a fold over top and outer pocket. Made with two fat quarters and lined with batting.

Outer Pocket: This has a wrap around pocket, velcro closures and made with 3 fat quarters, padded with batting.

Waterproof: Uses thin (but tough) waterproof material and velcro…pocket style.

Envelope: Envelope flap style, closes with a strip of velcro. Design works well for a laptop or netbook too.

Padded: Nice and simple design that fits so snugly that there is no need for any type of closure. Your device won’t be going anywhere. Lined with foam and flannel.

Etch-a-Sketch: Must have for Etch-a-Sketch fans, cute design. Made with fleece.

Three Ways: There are three variations so you can choose the one that best suits your style.

Wool Felt (pdf): An extremely quick and easy project once all the materials are assembled and you can embellish it as much or as little as you want.

Padded: Has a zipped pocket in the back to hold your phone and has room enough for headphones, a stylus, etc.

Quilted: Available in both Ukrainian and English, made with two contrasting fabrics and features a small pocket to hold a cord.

With Strap: Has a removable cross-body shoulder strap, snap closure and outer pockets.

Scrappy Felt: Made with pieces of old wool sweaters (first felted), batting and cotton. Button & foldover tab closure.

Padded: Custom fit for your device, has a foldover flap with velcro tabs and ribbon strap closure (with d-rings).

Scrappy Strips: Customize to fit device of your choosing, made with a variety of fabric scraps and fat quarters, two layers of batting and a bit of velcro.

Knit Cabled: A lovely design with a foldover flap and button closure, there’s an e-reader version available as well (referenced below).

Felt: Works well with all types of gadget sizes, flaps stay closed with cording wrapped around felt buttons.

Tablet Coverlet: Features a padded lining and fold-over flap (with band across the top to secure in place).

Quilted Patchwork: Nice! Lined with fusible batting and made with assorted scraps, has a zipped top closure.

Fabric Tote: A simple, functional bag that will hold a tablet and has inner pockets for accessories (such as a wireless keyboard).

Zipped: Padded and lined with binder covers to give it strength. Zips closed. Embellish with fabric flowers if you like.

4 Different Styles: Designs are different for each sleeve, choose from fabric strips across the front, diagonal in corners or along the bottom.

Oilcloth: Lined with fleece, has a small outer pocket to hold a notepad and a loop to hold a pen.

Snowflake or Tulip (crochet): Snowflake design for the iPad, Tulip design for the Kindle.

Patchwork: You’ll need 30 (2 1/2″) square or a mini-charm pack, has a fold-over tab & velcro closure.

DIY Pouch: Simple style embellished with stripey material.

Patchwork: Envelope pouch-style with side flap, velcro closure. Flap template download (via pdf).

Personalized: Can be adjusted for all types of devices.

Book-Style: This is nice because you can read it without removing it, plus it provides protection without much extra weight or bulky padding.

Keeper: Fold over flap with tied ribbon to close. Made with fabric, fusible fleece and vinyl.

Crochet: Also includes directions for lining it.

Felted Sweater: Made with an old wool sweater and lined with cotton and heavy fusible interfacing. Loop & button closure.

The Bookkeeper: Can also hold any paperback book that measures less than 9″ x 6″ and isn’t too thick. If the book is thicker it needs to measure approximately 5″ x 7″ inches.

Montera: (Knitting) It is soft yet strong and knits up quickly at a gauge of 3 1/2 – 4 sts per inch.

Patchwork: This has a finished size of 8.5 x 6 inches and fits a device 7.5 x 5 inches or a similar-sized e-reader.

Sturdy: A sturdy design made with cardboard and foam pieces, covered with heavy fabric. Features an open gap at the bottom for headphones or USB cable.

Knit Sock: A simple ribbing design that slips over the device like a sock.

Knit: Instructions for using a cable needle (if preferred) or without.

Foldover Flap: Pocket style with foldover flap, lined with flannel and batting for extra protection.

Button & Loop Closure: (google doc link) Includes directions to adjust pieces for other gadgets. From 100 Billion Stars.

Simple: Lined with soft flannel and has a button and elastic loop closure.

Woven Felt: Easy project using two complimentary colors of felt. Finished size will fit a device 4 3/4″ x 7 1/2″, very simple to adjust bigger or smaller as needed.

Velveteen Clutch: A hand-stitched velveteen bag with a simple D-ring strap. Finished size measures approximately 5.5″ x 9″ x 0.6″.

Knit “Socks”: (2 ways) Features a 2 x 2 ribbing around the top then a striped body or solid with two stripes (in contrasting color) across the bottom.

Lined Knit: Two strands of yarn are worked using a horizontal herringbone stitch, lining optional.

Clutch: Lined and padded with quilt batting, zips closed and has a wristlet strap for carrying.

Vinyl & Fleece: Features inner pockets and a velcro tabbed strap closure.

Quilted Hexagon Design: A charm pack or assorted scraps are used for the outside, inside opens up and has corner elastics to hold device in place.