Find this free crochet pattern and make the interlocking blocks crochet phone case. The pattern includes detailed photo instructions.
DIY sticker phone case tutorial. Try out the trend with this super fun and easy to-do DIY! Plus a free printable template!
My Lacy-Leafy Phone cozy pattern is an fun, easy, beautiful and beginner friendly crochet project. Apart from being easy and simple to make, it can be easily customised to fit any phone, be it a Sa…
Today, I have found some adorable amigurumi toys that you can make yourself! Cheap, mass-produced toys from the store have got nothing on these lovely, handmade dolls. *Disclosure: some of the following links are affiliate links, meaning if you click on them and buy something, you don't pay any extra, but I may get a
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Hello this is Audrey, and I’m so excited to bring you this tutorial today! I’m always looking for little things that I can make for gifts for the women in my life! Friends, my mom, even teachers! I tried to think of something practical that people would actually use. EVERYONE has a cell phone, and […] Read more...
With this easy-to-follow crochet pattern, you can create a beautiful phone bag that is both functional and pretty.
Cover up old wall-mounted phone jack with one of these brilliant ideas.
If you are anything like me, generally a little clumsy although not altogether one big klutz, your phone hits the floor more often than you’d prefer. I remember when I first got my iphone... So much more slippery than my previous phones. Smaller too. Definitely thinner. So really, it came as no surprise that the little device kept gliding off of my hands and down into the unknown. Pavement, sand,gravel. You just never know until it is already lying there, all vulnerable and scared. And the fear quickly creeps over you as well. Like a big fluffy orange monster creeping up behind you. Well, actually, it is more like the big fluffy orange monster is sticking one hundred tiny needles into your back; the shock rolls over you, you give out a short but clearly audible yelp. In some cases it is more of a scream. Not yet quite recovered, you bend over to pick the poor thing up – the piece of technology that is upholding your communication to the outside world – to find that nothing has happened. Your pone is completely fine, maybe a small bruise here and there. But nothing major. Your phone’s cover however, the very thing that saved it from living a life with a flickering screen, had to take the hit. The first few plunges, a few scrapes might be all that reminds of the dangerous venture. But at some point, the poor thing just doesn’t get up anymore; it just lies there, in fifteen pieces. Always a sad day. I’m not sure why this happens, to be honest. I like to believe that my hand is just not a fan of the radio-active waves pulsing through its finger tips. Or my hand is simply too weak to carry my entire digital life around with it… Haven’t been doing my hand gymnastics lately… like, ever. Or my phone just really wants to learn to sky dive, which seems to be the most sensible explanation. Naturally. My first phone case, which my brother got me, was my all-time fave. It was a beautiful wooden case. Although all the more sensitive to my phone’s diving exercises it lasted almost precisely one year, which is not too bad. All other cases, which I rarely buy anyhow, I choose based on their looks, not durability. And my most recent – a cute one from CathKidston with little birds prancing around it – isn’t looking too good anymore… I have the slight feeling that the plastic, rubbery phone cases are what clumsy people – or those people who have phones with suicidal ideation – should opt for. But they are just not as pretty! But when I learnt that you could embroider these ones, I knew this is what I was going to do for the summer! I found the blanc, dotted case at the craft store (which was a surprise), picked up some embroidery thread and head on off to the nearest café where I spent my Saturday afternoon stitching away… I did draw out my design on a piece of paper prior to getting out the sewing needle. It turns out, however, that I didn’t stick to the template entirely. Partially because I had some better ideas along the way. But mainly because I did make one, two minor errors which forced me to adjust. I created a new, updated template which you can find at the bottom of this page. I have an iPhone 4, but the template can easily be adapted, expanded and fit to any other phone case size! I used a simple cross stitch for the entire case, always stitching with two strand of embroidery thread; I started with one color, adding one at a time. Lastly, I filled in the remaining squares with the light blue thread. Knot the thread tightly in the back. Optionally, add a blob of glue for extra security. I also opted to add two cute little tassels made from the same thread. My phone now goes very nicely with my DIY embroidered summer canvas shoes! What do you think, is my phone summer-ready? What colors is your phone going for in the hot days to come? WHAT YOU’LL NEED: - phone case, dotted - embroidery thread, five colors - big sewing needle - scissors - template (below) - glue (optional)
How I made a neck strap lanyard case for mobile phones that doesn't get tangled up for $6. Perfect for handsfree use of stopwatch and productivity apps.
Here is a helpful ticture tutorial on how to make the eReader Cubby Electronic Reader Cover. (This is not the actual pattern, just helpful...
Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'How to personalize your phone accessories'.
Easy DIY Phone Case. It's super fun to make your own phone case! So cute! Beginner sewing project tutorial. Easy DIY Phone Case.
You might remember the original Windows desktop wallpaper photo, depicting an idyllic green hill on a summer day. It was taken by Charles O'Rear in California. Though the picture, called Bliss, is absolutely gorgeous, it still can get boring after a while.
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A free crochet kindle cover pattern, beautiful cover to protect the screen on your devise, crocheted in textured combo stitch using a .......
Today I have a fun and handy little project for you made from fabrics of my upcoming collection DANCE IN PARIS. It’s a fashionable crossbody cell phone bag, which become increasingly trendy these days. Not surprising because they are very practical. Happy sewing!
Think of some great designs of the modern era. Like iPhone, Tetra Pak, Post-It, Zippo, the list is endless. How would you describe it? Simple, smart, timeless, appealing, intriguing, engaging, well, basically everything but what you’re about to see in this post.
Keep your kindle safe and warm with this simple Kindle book cover based on everyone's favorite Orange character M. You'll love how fun this looks and how free the pattern is. I have always been an avid reader. There's just something about being able to lose myself in a magical world where anything is possible. I love having a book in my hand or purse all the time. Not long ago, I started thinking about getting an e-reader. I admit, I put it off for a LONG time. I wasn't sure I would like not having a real book in my hand. It kind of seemed wrong. But after find a super good deal on Amazon, and using my Swagbuck gift certificates, I was able to find a Kindle reader for only $5.00. I decided I would try it and if I didn't like it, it was no huge loss. That was six months ago and I will tell you, I love my Kindle. I admit, I still buy a lot of "real" books, but I love being able to drop my Kindle in my purse and know I always have a book with me. It's really nice not having the weight and size of a book taking over my purse and with all the free Kindle books out there, I'm never without something to read. But I did find a problem. It seems I was always misplacing my Kindle since I had it with me always and it would get buried in the house or my purse. Plus, I was always worried about dropping it or scratching the screen. So I decided to put my skills to use and make my own Kindle book cover. To try out my design, I decided to go with an easy but love able character--the Orange MandM. Now I apologize for the lack of good pictures, I wasn't sure if my idea was going to work, so I didn't take pictures until I fell in love with it at the end of the process. But I'll try and explain how I created it and share the plastic canvas pattern with you. I know there are different sizes and styles of Kindles, and due to the GREAT deal I got, I have just the basic Certified Refurbished Kindle, 6" E Ink Display*. If you have a larger one, you can take this same idea and just make it larger. Please let me know if you do, I'd love to know how it turns out. Start by sewing all the pieces for the book cover according to the pattern direction. To sew the front cover together, use the cover piece and one of the back pieces. Place them back to back so the wrong sides are together. Overcast the edges to join on three sides, leaving the right hand side (of the front cover) unjoined. To sew the back, sew a back piece and two "holder" pieces. Start at the upper left corner of the wrong side of the back piece and overcast the edges catching the right outside edges of the "holder" pieces into the overcast stitch. Join the book together by sewing the front "back" piece and the "holder" side of the back piece to the spine. Make sure to catch the front of the book cover and the "holder" pieces into your joining overcast. Now slide your Kindle into the book cover. The sides are open so you can turn the pages, and the Home button can be easily reached under the holder pieces. I love how this protects my Kindle and the bright color makes it harder to lose. If you are looking to make this for your own Kindle, you can find the pattern pieces here. If you like this idea, be sure to check out all the Plastic Canvas Patterns here: An InLinkz Link-up
Back in my school days I was quite the doodler. Oh, and on the phone. Remember when the phone was attached to a wall and you didn’t really have anywhere to go or anything to do so you would just sit at the kitchen table and doodle? I’m dating myself, huh? Or I would just...Read More
Motif coquillage. Illustration représentant différents coquillages sur un fond beige avec du texte en haut et en bas. Créez un décor douillet pour votre intérieur avec des affiches aux tons sereins, et vous obtiendrez un espace de vie qui vous aidera à vous sentir à l’aise lorsque vous rentrerez chez vous.
A B O U T Hand-painted watercolor digital illustrations that can be used for: ~ T-shirt, mugs, phone cases, tote bags and any surfaces print ~ Planner covers, dashboards, etc. ~ Greeting cards and invitations design ~ Physical or digital scrapbooking ~ Printed scrapbook paper pads ~ Wall decoration ~ Party backdrops ~ Phone wallpapers ~ Blog or web design ~ DIY projects etc. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - F O R M A T S I N C L U D E D - 42 PNG with transparent background - 300dpi - You must have a computer to save/extract the individual files. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TERMS OF USE All watercolor illustrations were painted on paper, then scanned at high resolution and cleaned to create your clear end products. You can use my artwork for your personal or non-profit projects without my commercial license, by simply purchasing these items here. If you plan to produce more than 500 pieces/copies of products with my artwork you need an extended license, which you can buy from the link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/867261643/extended-license-500-for-one-set-from?ref=shop_home_active_1 This is a digital product, the physical product is not for sale. After you complete the payment the digital files will be available for download in your Etsy account and Etsy will email to your registered e-mail address,. You MAY NOT share, resell or distribute any of my products. You CANNOT redistribute any artworks by LichuArtShop as clipart or claim the item as your own for resale. You CANNOT deconstruct the graphic, combine with other graphic, repackage, redraw and resell as digital clipart. All copyrights and intellectual rights are retained by Lidiia Chupryna
Do you have a Kindle? Do you want to make something really cool to protect it and keep it out of harms way? Check out our Kindle Case DIY Projects! ENJOY!
