Sure. Your OtterBox protects your phone, but does it keep it cozy ?

Working seamlessly from top down, you begin with Judy’s Magic Cast-On, working in the half-round on magic loop, transitioning to flat knitting, and then joining work to knit in the round. The pocket is knit on DPNs and attached during the body construction, and raglan sleeves are picked up and worked down after the body and pocket have been completed.

Instructions for Judy’s Magic Cast On can be found at knitty.com.

Gauge is intentionally tighter (more stitches and rows per inch) than normal to ensure durability.

Matching gauge is important if you want to use this as a cozy for your iPhone. If you just want a cute little sweater, you can use any yarn with needles that suit.

The pattern is written to require minimal printing. There is a second file - construction overview - with pictures that show different stages as you knit.