I love my Kindle, and I love the fact that it is so easy to bring places with me. The case that it is allows me to prop it up to read easily, but I have to admit that the case has no style. Earlier this month, I decided to do a search for
iPad and Kindle cover knitting patterns, to see what could be done to spice up my Kindle's appearance. I think I found around a dozen free knitting patterns, but this is certainly a pattern genre that is open for a lot more design. (
Hmm... I think I may have just added something to my design ideas list!) I wish that I knew how to crochet, because there are even fewer
free crochet eReader case patterns currently available! I mean, at least you can purchase knit iPad cases!
This research got me thinking about the intersection between knitting and technology.
Searching the Kindle Store for "knitting pattern"![](http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=chem0d-20&l=ur2&o=1)
returned 401 results, and this number is growing. Since I find most of my knitting patterns online, having them easily available in a eReader will make it easier for me to bring patterns with me without printing them to paper. So I ask you,
how do you think this movement away from paper books will change your knitting habits? I would love to hear your thoughts!
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Speaking of iPads, I have to put in a shameless plug for iPad case in the Zazzle store with the ChemKnits bumble bee mosaic!