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2015年12月23日星期三

DIY Christmas Glitter Phone Case

Christmas is just around the corner. Having a christmas phone cases is the perfect accessory to complete your outfit! Here’s a DIY project - DIY Christmas glitter phone case that is easy and fun to do.

2015年12月16日星期三

Don't Text While Parenting

A new study from Boston Medical Center reveals that parents who get absorbed by email, games or other apps have more negative interactions with their children, making them feel like they're competing for attention with their parents' gadgets.

2015年8月18日星期二

DIY iPhone Cases

I have today a super fun tutorial just for you my dear friends! How to give your phone case a new look!

Materials:

* glitter
* tinsel or streamers
* Mod Podge
* brushes
* paint
* scissors and/or hole punch
* clear iPhone case

Directions:

1. Assemble your glitter components. I used about a tablespoon-sized amount of glitter, tinsel and hand-cut streamers. To make the streamer parallelograms, I took a few strands and cut them long ways and then bunched them in a group and cut at an angle.

2. Working on one phone at a time, coat the inside of the case with a thin layer of Mod Podge. Distribute your glittery elements the way you’d like, dropping them from above or gently placing them with the tip of your finger. Try not to smudge or move the Mod Podge too much or you’ll leave a smear.

3. When your Mod Podge is totally dry, remove any excess glitter elements that didn't full adhere, and either apply another coat and more glitter or move on to your paint.

4. Apply a thin layer of paint and wait for it to fully dry. I did two thin coats on each phone. 5. Once the paint has fully dried, apply a final thin coat of Mod Podge to seal the paint.

Attach this personalized phone case to your phone, and you’re done!

2015年6月28日星期日

2015年4月15日星期三

DIY iPhone Case

I love to rotate my iPhone case often. I have a small collection and I'm always on the hunt for more. This week I tried my hand at making one type the iPhone case. That is DIY the painted strip design to the phone case.

2015年3月31日星期二

DIY an iPhone Cover Out of an Map

I have today a super fun tutorial just for you my dear friends! How to give your phone case a new look in minutes!

What you’ll need: 

- Map
- Clear iPhone Case
- Scissors
- X-acto Knife
- Pencil

Instructions:

1. Cut the map to the size of your case, taking care to leave a bit around the edges so it doesn't come up short. Take a look at some of our favorite cases for the occasion.
Cut it out. (Don’t forget to cut out the camera hole!)

2. Pop your newly cut map into the clear case.

That's it! Easy and fun, isn't it? Try to make your own personalized phone case right now!

2015年1月28日星期三

DIY Pressed Flower Phone Case

Pressing fresh flowers is a great way to preserve their natural beauty, and by decorating your phone case with them, you can showcase their vivid colors and add a little touch of nature to an otherwise ordinary gadget.

Materials:
- Hard plastic phone case
- Pressed dried flowers
- Craft glue
- Clear casting epoxy resin
- 2 plastic cups - 4 wooden stirrers
- Wax paper - Acetone nail polish remover
- Cotton swab

Directions:
1. Place the pressed flowers on your case and play around with different flower arrangements. If you don't want to fully cover up the beautiful pattern on the back of the case, you just need to use a few strategically-placed flowers to add some dimension and color.
2.Secure each element in place using craft glue when you've found an arrangement you like.
3. Mix your resin according to the instructions. Do make sure you are in a well-ventilated space.
4. Place your phone case onto a piece of wax paper — this is where any spare drips of resin will land.
5. When your resin is fully mixed, slowly pour a small amount of your newly mixed resin onto the center of your case. Use a wooden stick to spread it out evenly, making sure to cover the entire back portion. Add more resin, bit by bit, until the flowers are fully covered.
6. If any resin spills over the edges, dip a cotton swab in acetone nail polish remover, and rub until the resin comes off.
7. Once your first coat of resin has dried, examine your case to make sure all the flowers have been properly coated. If needed, add a second coat of resin.

All done. What a beautiful personalized phone case! What a wonderful way to preserve and display the beautiful flowers!