https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/no-sew-ipod-case-slash-cozy • Posted by Lisa G.
I had one of those silicone dollar store Ipod cases ( or was it s skin? ) anyhoos it had a little tear in it that soon became a big tear. It was late at night and I wanted something to protect it until the next evening when I could go out and buy something for it. I stunk at sewing, had no felt or fabric so I have to find something. I was gonna use a ziplock bag but the worry wart in me got scared of the idea of condensation. I searched my closet for some idea and I ound it. An old fabric door hanger thingie that my kittens had gotten into and pulled the stuffing out.I cut at the back near the top and turned it inside out to remove the stuffing. Then turned it outside in and glued the stitches (turns out to be a decorative stitch.) When the glue dried I just place my ipod in and now I have a holder for it.I actually hang this up on the wall while it's charging so I wont loose it under my desks clutter.
I had one of those silicone dollar store Ipod cases ( or was it s skin? ) anyhoos it had a little tear in it that soon became a big tear. It was late at night and I wanted something to protect it until the next evening when I could go out and buy something for it. I stunk at sewing, had no felt or fabric so I have to find something. I was gonna use a ziplock bag but the worry wart in me got scared of the idea of condensation. I searched my closet for some idea and I ound it. An old fabric door hanger thingie that my kittens had gotten into and pulled the stuffing out.I cut at the back near the top and turned it inside out to remove the stuffing. Then turned it outside in and glued the stitches (turns out to be a decorative stitch.) When the glue dried I just place my ipod in and now I have a holder for it.I actually hang this up on the wall while it's charging so I wont loose it under my desks clutter.