DIY DIY Accessories

Trendy DIY Metallic Foil Striped Phone Case

Trendy DIY Metallic Foil Striped Phone Case
Metallic décor is always in trend, so today I’d like to share a tutorial from thesweetestoccasion.com to decorate your phone with metallic stripes. To get started, all you need is a clear phone case and metallic foil washi tape. Give your case a good cleaning with Windex (which helps break down any fingerprints or oils... 
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Kate
DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Triangle Leather Earbud Holder

DIY Triangle Leather Earbud Holder
Do your earbuds often tangle? Then you need a cool earbud holder to avoid it! The supplies are scrap leather, a multi-hole leather punch, scissors, 7 mm screw back studs. Fold your leather piece in half and cut a triangle shape. When you open the piece you will have a diamond shape. Using your largest... 
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Kate
DIY DIY Accessories

DIY Christmas Phone Charms

DIY Christmas Phone Charms
Wanna decorate your phone for Christmas? Easily! You’ll need wooden gift tags, leather cord, end caps, dust plugs, jump rings , E6000 glue, flat-nosed pliers, nail polish, embellishments, gift package template. Start by cutting a length of leather cord and squeezing the ends like so to fit inside the end cap. Thread your dust plug... 
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Kate
DIY Decorations

Customisable DIY iPhone Cover

Customisable DIY iPhone Cover
There are so many variants for iPhone cover – from petals cover to googly eyes. Today we’ll make some colorful covers for any taste. You’ll need a transparent iPhone cover case, a pencil, scissors, and patterned paper. Turn the patterned paper over. Place the handphone over the area that you would like to cut out... 
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How To

How To Decorate Your Headphones With Embroidery Thread

How To Decorate Your Headphones With Embroidery Thread
Are you a music fan that strives to listen to his or her favorite songs or tune everywhere, you’ll need stylish accessories.  To decorate your headphones you’ll need headphones, embroidery thread, super glue. Cut two 10′ pieces of embroidery thread. Line the pieces up and tie them tightly around the headphones, just below the joint... 
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Kate