Diy lanyard phone holder
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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.
Kids can make this cell phone lanyard guard for under $5. Makes a great gift. All you need is a fabric, double-sided tape, and the pattern.
I don't know about you, but I have to wear my keys everywhere I go at work and pack my cell phone. I decided to sit down and make me a new l...
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.
A certain loved one keeps misplacing his phone. He has tried various holders. but his phone has popped out & lost unnoticed. Worse, there is no way the holder keeps him from forgetting it in his lap then getting out of the car and dropping it unnoticed. Most of the time he lays it on a store counter or shopping cart and walks off. The craziest is when it slides into the car floor or between the seats and blends in with the black carpet. He ultimately has to drive 30 minutes to my house to…
This handy little fella is modeled after the lanyards you often get at conferences or other events, in fact, you could certainly use it for that or to hold travel documents and ID. But it’s also a perfect size to hold credit cards, cash, even your keys… all on a removable lanyard. The secret back pocket
Make this quick and Simple DIY Phone Wallet to carry your phone wherever you go. This tutorial is super simple and should take less than 30 minutes to complete. It's a great project for beginners! Make one of these cute phone cases with a few scraps of fabric and fusible fleece, and attach a clasp so you can clip it to your purse or key chain. If you've been looking for patterns for fabric phone cases, you'll love this adorable, pink, polka-dotted design! Get out your sewing machine and whip…
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