Knitted book cover free pattern

Knitted book covers are fun to make and are nothing more than simple rectangles. Knitted book covers protect special volumes and provide privacy. This basic pat

We recently received new bibles and they are all the same shade of "grey, grey, or grey" and trying to grab three bibles out of the book ba...

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From Selfmade 'Pithy' pattern idea - you will have to adjust the pattern to the size of your book and yarn you are using - you start with one row of chain (stitches?), it should wrap 1cm around the top and bottom of the book cover - 2 or 3 rows of single crochet (this will be at the inside of your book to 'hold' the cover in place - so make it as long as you need to), 1 row of slip stitch (that should be where the inside 'turns' to the outer side), 2 or 3 rows of single crochet - double…

I just finished this knit journal cover! I used a diamond pattern and I really love how it turned out. I would share the pattern with you but it all depends on the size of your journal really. What I can tell you, is that I simply measured my journal and estimated for everything. I sewed down the edges once I was finished knitting.You can find the stitch pattern I used here: http://www.knittingonthenet.com . This website has bunches of patterns.

Learn how to crochet a personalized Bible cover with our easy-to-follow guide. Create a meaningful and protective accessory for your sacred book.

Designer Martina Behm says, "using a fingering weight yarn this cover will not add too much bulk, it will protect your planner and add some useful pockets for notes and sticker sheets." Get the free pattern from Martina Behm via Ravelry. SUGGESTED MATERIALS: This post contains affiliate links.

This is a free crochet book cover pattern for those who still love and enjoy reading paperback books and would love to protect them in a stylish crochet way