DIY Easy Smartphone Stand
3 Materials
5 Minutes
Easy
This is a really simple smartphone project. As some of you know, I'm always working in the kitchen. I love to cook and bake and create recipes. This means I always have my smartphone in the kitchen.
Until recently, my phone used to be slung on the counter where ever there was space. This means it usually ends up getting covered in flour or some sort of sticky sauce -- not anymore!
This DIY smartphone stand changed that - and the project only takes about 5 minutes from start to finish!
Until recently, my phone used to be slung on the counter where ever there was space. This means it usually ends up getting covered in flour or some sort of sticky sauce -- not anymore!
This DIY smartphone stand changed that - and the project only takes about 5 minutes from start to finish!
What you'll need:
Since it's the holiday season and I'm doing a lot of holiday baking for our virtual cookie swap, I'll use some festive holiday wrapping paper. You can use any paper you wish for your smartphone holder. As one reader suggested, wallpaper - brilliant!
Cut the excess wrapping paper off from around the paper insert. Fold the paper insert along its original lines and slide it back into the cassette case.
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LOVE it! And even a clunky DIY'er like me can tackle this one. Thank you for sharing!
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If you're going to BUY cassettes for this project, make sure you open them up at the store first. They don't all open up far enough to the same degree to hold a phone. I just tested half a dozen I had at home before I found one that opens up far enough.
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Upon further attempts, I found that the blank tapes (or ones you recorded on) generally do open far enough... like Maxell or TDK. But many of the pre-recorded cassettes do not.
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