This tutorial is for the case pictured above. It's my first "graphic" tutorial and I hope it makes sense. I'll be creating another tutorial using the actual materials for a different style in the next few weeks. Any questions, let me know! (feel free to share pictures with me of your own cases if you decide to try this)
I suggest you read through the instructions before starting, to fully understand where things get glued, and how to measure.
For the step pictured above. Choose your own ribbon, or create a short rectangle from fabric.
(for the step above) the green (or Lime colored, depending on your computer) lines show where the glue should be.
In case you can't read the small text on the bottom. *Please note phone is sticking out slightly in this graphic. It is suppose to fit all the way inside the pouch without sticking out.*
What is the fabric that u have used??
ReplyDeleteFor this case I used a faux leather.
DeleteWhat is the fabric that u have used??
ReplyDeleteFor this case I used a faux leather.
DeleteThis is fantastic! What sort of glue did you use that's strong enough to glue the faux leather?
ReplyDeleteThis also works if you have a TOMS flag laying around. Just cut the edges with the grommets off, glue, and it's a great tablet case!
ReplyDeleteI mistakenly bought fox leather instead of faux, will it do?
ReplyDeleteA perfect phone case can surely help to keep it from being sudden damage, unwanted dust and a longer new look. Their are so many phone case manufacturer in the market online and offline. But finding the right one is really hard. I was completely unware about such kind of graphic invention or even the DIY phone case. I know faux leather is very effective and durable. Glad to learn how to get the whole process to get such one. Surely would like to leave my cordial thanks for this helpful project.
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