DIY Phone Case

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I always love to see stuff on Pinterest and then use my brain to make it by the stuff I have at home (basically DIY). Now that's just a way to say that I am a fan of aesthetics and DIYs. They not only satisfy my artistic needs but also jazz up my daily life. 


 Spending some time scrolling on Pinterest, I came across DIY phone covers. They might look intimidating first, but we're gonna break it down for you. 


In this blog, I'm going to tell you how so you can do.


What you'll need is:

Your phone 

A transparent case that fits your phone 

A4 size paper 

Access to a printer 

Scissors ✂️


Step 1:

Decide what exactly you want on your phone case. Some examples - Marvel characters or any tv show, any photos of yourself with your friends and family, or maybe an Illustration you like. I will be demonstrating the theme of Taylor Swift. I will also be showing another method (Follow the pics)


Step 2 :

Now what you are going to do is search the internet for printable stickers of the theme you choose. After that, copy-paste the image into Google docs or Microsoft Word.


Step 3:

Print the stickers and cut them out with scissors 





 

 



Step 4:

Take out your current phone case and set out the said stickers on your phone.

Try assorting photos and experimenting with them. If you feel they fit your aesthetic, and look cohesive, it's time to move on to the next step. You don't have to worry about the positions, you can switch them up later for they are not permanent.  





You add more and reduce it to a single sticker if you're a minimalist. Adding Polaroids is also a common practice.





Step 5: 

Very carefully insert your transparent phone case over it... And 





VOILA, you have your very own Personalized phone case 


I hope you found this creative and you wish to try it 


Thank you for reading this blog.

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