iPod Nano Cosy Knitting Pattern

 purple knitted ipod nano case
purple knitted ipod nano case with one irridescent pink button

Ah hurrah, I’ve finally made one of these! I’ve been trying to make one for some time, but all the patterns I could find were for the bigger ipods. I’m going to try to add a small pocket to the front to put the head phones in, but for now here is the pattern without a pocket.

  • You will need:
    • 5mm (US 8) (UK 6) double pointed needles
    • Aran weight yarn
    • Thread (similar to the colour of the yarn)
    • Stitch marker
    • Sewing needle
    • Darning needle
    • 1cm wide button
  • The bottom:
    • Cast on 11 stitches
    • Knit two rows
    • Pick up 1 stitch from the edge of the piece, on a new needle
    • Pick up 11 stitches from the cast on edge, on a new needle
    • Pick up 1 last stitch from the other edge, on a new needle
    • 24 stitches altogether at this point
    • Put on a stitch marker
    • Purl 1 row in the round til you come back to the stitch marker
  • The main section:
    • Knit for 3.5 inchs or 9 cms in the round, finishing at the stitch marker, and remove it
    • Cast off 13 stitches
  • The flap:
    • Knit the remaining 11 stitches
    • Purl one row
    • Next row, k1, k2tog, k5, k2tog, k1 (9 stitches remain)
    • Purl one row
    • Next row, k1, k2tog, k3, k2tog, k1 (7 stitches remain)
    • Purl one row
    • Knit the next row, but cast off the central stitch
    • Next row, p3, yarn over, p3
    • Knit one row
    • Cast off
  • Finishing up:
    • Sew in the loose ends of yarn
    • Bend over the flap to find the place you should sew on the button
    • Sew on the button with thread
    • Hurrah completion!

KnittingHelp.com has a really good glossary and lots of video tutorials, if some of the short hand properties above don’t make sense.

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