With a phone holder, you won't have to spend a lot of time looking for your mobile device. It will also be reliably protected. There is less chance that someone will drop it, step on it or spill tea, and most importantly, while driving a car, you will not be distracted. For aesthetic reasons, it can be an excellent decor for a car interior.

The simplest holder is a design for the steering wheel with silicone loops. The adjustable bracket on the panel into which the gadget is inserted is distinguished by the fact that it is compact and the phone can be easily installed. Another very simple holder is a ball on a magnet.

Designer coasters are made from various materials, have different shapes– it all depends on the creativity of the master. For example, there is a lawn on a plastic stand and a phone holder at the bottom.

The gadget holder can be made as an elegant wooden stand. For example, in the form of a tree with a hollow or improvised stumps. A neat wooden stand with randomly placed slots where a mobile phone can be inserted will look original.

Wooden stand can be very laconic and resemble a photo frame into which a smartphone is inserted. A wooden organizer on a panel can have not only a cell for a gadget, but also for pens and watches. A wooden stand in the form of a figurine supporting a phone looks original, but it needs to be firmly secured.

Sometimes phone holders make a nice souvenir when you don't have a gadget. For example, a gadget stand in the form of a rotary telephone looks original, showing the connection between times. Or look unexpectedly creative when the holder is an alarm clock into which a mobile phone is inserted.

Conceptually, the holder looks like a marble figurine holding a gadget in its hands. Even in winter, a shell stand will bring back memories of the sea. The stand can look like your favorite food, for example sushi, a hamburger or a sandwich with caviar. In such souvenirs, the wildest fantasy can turn into reality.

The highlight of the holder in a minimalist style will be the original mount. For example, according to the principle table lamp, attached with a clothespin to the table. Even an ordinary stationery binder will look original as a phone holder.

It’s worth looking at things with different eyes and making a cozy soft pillow or chair for your phone. If a woman is driving, it could be a fluffy basket, an original fabric pocket, a soft envelope with a cute hinged loop. Knitted animals in the form of a stand will always help preserve good mood. Stylish bright accessories Not only will they serve you by performing certain functions, but they will also help you think positively.

The holders may have a flexible cord for fastening, a suction cup, or an adjustable bracket.

When choosing a phone stand, everyone is guided by their own taste preferences. In terms of functionality, the holder must have good fastening to keep your phone safe.

How to make it yourself

From the paper clip

You can make a device that supports your phone yourself. This stand will definitely be exclusive.

Homemade holders can be of three types:

• spoiling the interior;
• not durable;
• representing a whole work of art that requires real skill.

We take the binder, remove the staples, bend them so that a holder is formed, wrap them with thread and place them in their original place, securing them with an ordinary rubber band. All that remains is to attach a simple device to the air duct. The phone is attached securely. The only negative is that the phone cannot be quickly removed from the holder.

From wire

In order to attach a phone to a wire holder, you will have to sacrifice the integrity of the front panel of the cabin, since holes will need to be drilled on it. The holder is made from strong wire, bending it accordingly and inserting it into the holes. The phone must be firmly attached to the holder.

Aluminum stand

It takes a little effort to make a stand out of aluminum. In any hardware store You can inexpensively purchase connecting tubes with angles of 45 and 90 degrees, as well as an aluminum pipe with a diameter of 47 mm. You will also need ice cream sticks and an old phone case.

You can start creating the holder after you have determined the place where it will be located. Now they are being made necessary measurements. The pipe is cut into three parts. The short part is attached to a 45 degree angle tube. The horizontal part is held in 45 and 90 degree angle tubes. The longest part is vertical pipe, 10 - 13 cm long, will hold a stand.

For greater strength, all fasteners are first lubricated with glue. A couple of cuts should be made in the case into which the ties are inserted. The cuts are on the tube. A long pipe is tied together with ties. Between aluminum pipe and glue the wooden sticks with the cover. The final stage is attaching the connecting tube to the car.

If you have a couple of free evenings, why not start making crafts for the kitchen and home? After all, with your own hands from improvised, natural and even waste materials you can create a bunch of useful or simply beautiful little things. In this material we presented 50 inspiring photos and 12 super ideas with step-by-step master classes for the production of decorative items, storage accessories, kitchen utensils and more.

Idea 1. Tablet stand made from a cutting board

Watching your favorite TV series on your tablet or peeking at a recipe book while cooking will become easier if you make a special stand for this from... an ordinary cutting board. Making this kitchen craft with your own hands will take no more than two hours, and it will be used every day.

To make a holder for a recipe book or tablet you will need:

• You can use an old cutting board or buy a new one (wood is best, but bamboo will work). Its size should not be much larger or smaller than the tablet.
• A small wooden plank, or better yet, a piece of molding (this is what will hold the tablet/book).

• Another block of wood or plywood from which you can cut a sharp triangle;
• Paint or stain in the desired color, for example, to match the countertop, facades or kitchen apron ;
• Paint brush or staining rag;
• Jigsaw or saw;
• Wood glue or any other strong adhesive.

Instructions:

1. Using a saw or jigsaw, shorten your strip or molding to the right size(the width of the board), sand the edges with sandpaper, then simply glue to the bottom of the board.

1. Cut a support for the stand from a piece of wood in the shape of an acute triangle with a right angle as in the photo below and glue it too.

The angle of inclination of the holder will depend on the inclination of the hypotenuse of the triangular bar

1. Paint the entire piece following the paint manufacturer's instructions and leave to dry.

1. If desired, the handle of the resulting stand can be decorated with jute rope or ribbon. This way, when the stand is not needed, you can hang it on a hook.

Also, the craft can be further decorated - for example, by artificially aging it as in this master class, by drawing inscriptions, by burning a design, or by covering it with slate paint. In the following selection of photos you can get ideas for decorating original cutting boards.

Idea 2. Jute coasters

If your kitchen (or, for example, a country or summer kitchen) is decorated in a rustic, Mediterranean, rustic or marine style, then you will probably like this kitchen craft idea. In just a couple of hours you can make coasters for plates for the whole family and guests with your own hands.

To make one substrate with a diameter of 33 cm you will need:

• 10 meters of jute rope 1 cm thick (sold in construction and hardware stores);
• Hot glue gun;
• Scissors.

Instructions:

Just start rolling the rope in a circle, applying glue one at a time. small areas and fixing them for a while. Once the mat is formed, cut the end of the rope and glue it down.

Idea 3. Organizer for cutlery and kitchen utensils made from cans

Tin cans cost nothing, but they are durable, easy to clean, and their shape is just right for storing all kinds of spatulas, ladle, forks, spoons and other utensils. If you put in a little effort and creativity, you can make a convenient and cute organizer out of them, which, even if it doesn’t fit into the interior of a city kitchen, will definitely fit in at the dacha. You can also use an organizer made with your own hands from cans to store tools, brushes, felt-tip pens and other small items.

Stand for spoons and forks made of tin cans

To make such a stand for spoons and forks, you will need:

• 4 or 6 clean and dried cans, without lids or burrs;
• Acrylic paint for metal or enamel paint(it will protect the cans from rust);
• Several wood screws and a screwdriver;
• Thick nail and hammer;
• Furniture handle or leather strap with fittings;
• A small wooden plank.

Instructions:

1. Paint the jars inside and out and let them dry for one day.
2. If necessary, saw the wood to the desired size, sand it, clean it and finally paint it (not necessarily to match the cans).
3. Take a nail and a hammer and make a hole for the screw in all the cans.

Tip: To make this process easier and not damage the paint layer, place a small block on the table using a clamp, then wrap the block in felt and only then put a jar on the block (see the picture in the lower left corner in the next photo collage)

1. Place the cans against the board and align them the way they will be mounted later. Mark the location of the holes on the board with a pencil.
2. Make small holes in the board where the marks were marked, using a hammer and nail.

1. Screw a screw into the hole of the first can to attach it to the board. Repeat the procedure with all remaining jars.
2. Finally, install on the end wooden board furniture handle or leather strap using the same self-tapping screws. Ready!

Here are a few other deco ideas and modifications to the design of cutlery stands made from cans.

Idea 4. Topiary for kitchen or home decor

Topiary is a small decorative tree that is used to decorate a dining room or coffee table, chest of drawers or mantelpiece. And topiary is an excellent addition to a gift, especially if you decorate its crown, say, with candies or flowers. Making such a craft with your own hands does not take much time, does not require the use of expensive materials, and even beginners can do it. Having mastered basic principle, you can create topiary for any occasion, any shapes and designs. Take a look at our selection of DIY home decor photo ideas, you're sure to find something you'll like!

Kitchen Decor Idea for Halloween

To make this craft you will need:

• Base made of polystyrene foam, plastic or floral foam in the shape of a ball or other desired shape;
• A trunk (a straight tree branch, a pencil or any other small stick);
• Decorative elements for creating a crown: coffee beans, artificial flowers, cones, colored beans, etc.;
• Decor to disguise the pot filler, for example, moss, pebbles or sisal fiber;
• Flower pot;
• Filler for a pot that will fix the trunk. For example, it will do cement mortar, still the same polystyrene foam or alabaster (the best option);
• Thermal glue in a gun;
• If necessary, you will need paint to decorate the trunk, base or pot. The trunk can also be decorated with ribbon or twine.

Basic instructions:

1. To begin with, it is advisable to paint the base in the color of the crown elements so that possible bald spots are not noticeable. You can also paint the trunk and pot and leave them to dry.
2. Cut a hole at the base of the crown, a couple of centimeters deep, for the trunk, fill it with glue and secure the trunk.
3. Take the base of the crown and start gluing the decorative parts one by one. The principle of action at this stage is simple: first, large parts are glued, then medium-sized and, finally, small elements fill in the bald spots. You need to glue the decor quickly, before the glue is absorbed into the base.
4. Dilute the mixture to fix the trunk in the pot according to the manufacturer's instructions and fill the pot with it, not reaching a couple of centimeters to the edge. Next, insert the barrel, hold it for a while and then leave it to dry for a day.
5. Disguise the filling of the pot with a decorative “cover” (you can fix it with a little glue).

Idea 5. Serving board-tray

But the idea of ​​​​an unusual serving board-tray, which, although not a cutting board (intended for displaying food only in dishes), can nevertheless be very functional. For example, it can be used to beautifully serve snacks, drinks (olives, pistachios, nuts, chips, etc.), sauces, honey, sour cream, jam. Thanks to the slate part, while the board is not being used for its intended purpose, it can simply be hung on the wall and used for writing.

To make this DIY kitchen craft you will need:

• Board wooden thick 5 cm;
• Stain of the desired color (for example, to match the countertop);
• Sponge, rag or brush;
• Chalkboard paint;
• Two furniture handles and wood screws for fastening them;
• Jigsaw or saw;
• Screwdriver or screwdriver;
• Ruler, pencil.

Instructions:

1. Cut your board to the desired size using a hand/power saw or jigsaw. In this master class, the board is 60 cm long, but you can make it shorter or longer.
2. Stain your board according to the manufacturer's instructions and let dry.

1. It's time to paint the inside. To do this, first apply masking tape along the edges of the board to limit the painting area. Next, apply slate paint (in this case, you use paint in a can) and let it dry.

1. Screw the handles to the edges of the board.

You can replace furniture handles with leather straps, paint the board in bright color, burn a design on it or attach two “legs” to its reverse side.

Idea 6. Stand for mugs and glasses

If you're the type of person who collects wine corks (either for fun or in the hopes of one day making something useful out of them), then you'll love this craft idea.

To make one mug stand you will need:

• 8 corks (accordingly, to make a set of 4 stands you will need 32 corks);
• Roll cork board, rug or plate stand (for cutting out the base of the cup holders);
• Hot glue;
• Leg-split.

Step 1: Lay out your corks in pairs in a square format as shown in the photo below. Using hot glue, apply a bead of glue between the two corks and press them together for 30 seconds. Repeat the procedure with all other pairs.

Step 2. Cut a square from sheet cork (board, rug) corresponding to the size of the future stand. Next, apply thermal glue on it, wait 15-20 seconds. and glue your blanks.

Step 3: Fill the gaps between the corks with glue and let it dry. For better adhesion of the glue to the corks, you can put some kind of press on the workpiece.

Step 4. Wrap the craft with twine and tie a knot.

Handmade coasters for mugs, glasses and glasses can be beautifully packaged and given to a friend

If desired, the stands can be made round, triangular or hexagonal by cutting off the excess with a knife.

Using the described principle, you can make such a hot stand with your own hands. By the way, an old CD will work as a basis in this case.

Idea 7. Wall panel

Another craft idea for the home and kitchen that you can make with your own hands from wine corks– a wall panel for decorating the interior and storing notes, memorable photos and postcards.

Framed cork panel from Ikea

To work you only need beautiful frame(from a painting or mirror), paint the color you want, hot glue and a big pile of corks. Corks can be laid out in a herringbone pattern, in a checkerboard pattern, in even rows, and in other ways that you like. If necessary, for example, if there are not enough corks, they can be cut lengthwise or crosswise. To make the corks easier to cut, you need to soak them in hot water for 10 minutes.

Other interesting ideas making wall panels with your own hands.

Idea 8. Universal knife holder

Knife holder - very useful device for the kitchen, which helps to maintain working space in order to maintain the sharpness of knife blades longer.

Making a knife holder with your own hands is very easy - just pick up a small vase and fill it tightly with bamboo/wooden skewers, colored beans or... colored spaghetti, as in our master class.

To make a knife stand, prepare:

• A container or vase is the height of the blade of your largest knife. The shape of the container can be any, but without any bends;
• Spaghetti, lots and lots of spaghetti;
• Several ziplock bags big size(or just large bags that can be tightly tied in a knot);
• Alcohol (for example, vodka);
• Liquid food coloring in the desired color (or several colors if you want to make a multi-color filling);
• Baking trays;
• Aluminum foil or old oilcloth tablecloth;
• Paper towels;
• Kitchen scissors.

Instructions:

1. Make sure your container is clean and dry, then fill it tightly with spaghetti. When the container is full, remove the spaghetti and add a couple more bunches of pasta to the pile as a reserve (in case you make up for broken sticks).
2. Divide the spaghetti evenly between the bags and pour enough alcohol into the bags to wet all the sticks. Next, add 10-40 drops of food coloring to each bag.

1. Seal or tie your bags, then place them in additional bags to avoid leaks. Slowly shake and turn the bags to mix the coloring into the alcohol and pasta. Next, place the bag on one side and leave for 30 minutes, then turn the bag over again and leave it for another half hour. Continue soaking the spaghetti in this manner (no more than 3 hours) until it reaches the desired shade.
2. Cover your baking sheet with aluminum foil, then a layer of paper towels (or oilcloth). To protect your hands from staining, it is advisable to wear gloves. Remove the spaghetti from the bags, after draining all the liquid, place them on a baking sheet in a single layer and leave to dry. From time to time, the spaghetti needs to be sorted to dry evenly.

1. Once your spaghetti is COMPLETELY dry, start placing it in the container.
2. Shake the filled container and smooth out the spaghetti. Insert your knives to determine the optimal filling density, adding pasta or removing excess if necessary.
3. Now, using kitchen scissors or other very sharp scissors, trim the spaghetti to required length without removing them from the container (it's best to do this over the sink). It is important that the spaghetti does not exceed the height of the container by more than 2-3 cm, otherwise it will break quickly.

Idea 9. Jars for storing spices and bulk products

Today we will talk about an express technique for making a paper basket, which can be used to store small items (keys, stationery), yarn, as well as for an unusual presentation of fruits, Easter eggs, bread or baked goods. festive table or as a gift.

Even a child can weave such baskets quickly and easily

You will need:

• About 15 sheets of thin A3 paper, cut in half lengthwise (this can be printer paper, a full sheet of newspaper, or even baking paper);
• A container of suitable size with straight sides (for example, a jam jar);
• Glue in stick;
• One skewer;
• Spray paint (optional).

Instructions:

1. Starting at one corner, begin to roll the sheet of paper tightly around the skewer to the diagonally opposite corner to create an even and long tube. Once the tube is ready, add a few dabs of glue to the corner of the paper to hold it in place and remove the skewer. Do the same with all the remaining sheets. In this master class, 30 tubes were required to weave 2 baskets.
2. If necessary (for example, if you used newspaper sheets) or if desired, paint the tubes with acrylic paint.
3. Take an even number of tubes and connect them together as shown in the photo in the upper left corner. In this master class, for a basket the size of a jam jar, 6 tubes were required, for a larger basket - 8 tubes.

1. Start braiding: Take one of the outer tubes (which is under the grate) and lay it over the adjacent tube, then pass it under the next tube, then run the tube again over the next tube, etc. Continue weaving by lifting the already entwined tubes vertically (from now on we will call these tubes stands).
2. When 2-3 cm remains from the first working tube, increase its length. To do this, apply glue to the new tube and insert it into the remaining “tail”. Continue weaving over and over again, adding paper tubes as needed.
3. Once you weave the base required diameter(the same size as the container), place the container on it and begin weaving around it, pulling the stand tubes close to the walls.
4. Having weaved the basket to the end, remove the jar and carefully wrap the end of the working tube into the weave.
5. Tuck the ends of the posts inside the weave and trim if necessary. Next, you can spray paint from a can as in our master class.

Idea 11. Wall holder for towels and kitchen utensils

From an ordinary grater you can make such a convenient and beautiful holder for a towel and storage of kitchen utensils or even live or artificial plants.

From a flat grater you can make your own kitchen decor in a country, Provence or shabby chic style

To make a heated towel rail and a tray for small items you will need:

• A grater (preferably an old one, but a regular new grater will do, as long as it is metal);
• Patina for metal (for artificial aging of the grater);
• A small cutting board or just a wooden board;
• Wooden die (for the bottom of the grater);
• Glue.

Instructions:

1. Following the manufacturer's instructions, cover the grater with a metal patina, for example, green as in this master class.

1. Install a wooden bottom in the inside. It must first be cut to the size of the upper part of the grater. As a rule, at the top of the grater there are protrusions from metal handles; it is on them that the bottom will be attached.
2. Screw the grater to the board using self-tapping screws, after making holes in it with a nail and hammer.
3. Place the board on the wall near the sink, hang a towel on the handle, and put your spatulas, ladles or flowers inside.

Idea 12. Flower vase

Glass bottles for wine, milk or other drinks are almost ready-made vases that are just waiting to be painted acrylic paints and/or trimmings.

Mobile phones have become an integral part of our daily life. Even children already use them from the very first grades of school. In order not to simply leave your gadget on the table, let's look at how to make a phone stand from scrap materials.

First option: from binders

Let's figure out how to make a phone stand with your own hands from something that is found in almost every home. There are quite a lot of ways. In this master class we will make it from binders (paper clips).

This model is well suited for widescreen phones. It will turn out to be very convenient and practical, and it will take literally two minutes to create.

To work you will need binders and a suction cup.

Manufacturing procedure:

1. Connect the binder with a suction cup (a towel holder will also work) in the place where the hook is located.
2. This suction cup is what you attach to the back of your phone when you need to put it down, and you're done.

The advantage of this type is that the phone can be placed in any position, both horizontally and vertically, or at an angle.

Second option: made of paper

When you have a lot of papers at hand different colors, then the modular origami technique comes to mind. Let's figure out how to make a phone stand out of paper.

To work you will need 24 white ticks and 23 pink ones. Checkmarks are the simplest element of modular origami.

To make modules, do the following:

1. The triangular module is folded from rectangles, so that they are the same size, take an A4 sheet and cut it into 16 or 32 small rectangles.
2. Fold the rectangle in half.
3. And again in half, then straighten it so that you get a fold line in the middle.
4. Bend the edges of the rectangle to this line, including those where the first fold line goes.
5. You have a protrusion at the bottom; bend its corners up to the edge of the first part.
6. Now fold the remaining bottom sheet upwards to create a reverse side straight triangle.
7. Fold it in half. And you will see that you have pockets on both sides.

Now let's move on to our question, how to make a phone stand from the following modules:

• Stick white checkmarks in a circle.
• Then place pink ones between each pair. This will give you a tapering cone.
• Continue assembling the structure until required height, and you're done.

This method is suitable for those who like to work with paper using the modular origami technique; if you prefer to cut and stick everything, then pay attention to the next model.

Third option: from a shampoo bottle

How to make a DIY phone stand from a shampoo bottle? The work will turn out very stylish, despite simple materials, it will look expensive, as if purchased.

Manufacturing progress:

1. Choose a suitable size shampoo bottle.
2. Make a line in the middle and cut along it. For convenience, it is better not to make it straight, but to leave a protrusion with a slot on the back side so that you can not only install the stand on the table, but also hang it on the wall.
3. Take some pretty patterned paper (you can use wrapping paper), wrap it around the stand and glue it on.
4. Carefully trim the excess wrapper along the outline. Your work is ready.

This craft will look great in your home, especially if you choose the right color and pattern of wrapping paper. You can come up with a form for such work yourself or make one based on a sample. This was one of many ways to make a phone stand.

Fourth option: from popsicle sticks

One of the most original options How to make a phone stand is to use Popsicle sticks. To do this, ask your friends and relatives in advance not to throw away such sticks.

When you dial sufficient quantity, they will need to be glued:

• first make the bottom;
• then the backrest at the height of the phone;
• the side ones will look good at an angle.

You can connect parts not only with glue, but also by gluing a transverse stick for greater strength.

There are many ways to make a phone stand from scrap materials. We've only looked at a few of them. It all depends on your mood and imagination. Even from an old Lego constructor you can make a wonderful version or sew it from thick fabric wonderful wall cover.

Use any idea. Happy creativity!

We hope you enjoy our DIY posts. wooden jewelry and other products, we try to choose as much as possible interesting topics, which you could bring to “life” yourself.

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What do we need to make a stand from sawn wood for hot food with our own hands?

In fact, we only need four things:

• Juniper branches (log houses) about three to six centimeters thick, this will be quite enough. Of course, you can always use other types of wood - plum, apple, ash, oak. The main thing is to have a beautiful drawing that will delight your eyes.
• A miter saw (in our case 🙂), at home you can use a regular hacksaw
• Glue, preferably for gluing wood
• Sandpaper

How to make a hot stand with your own hands step by step

• After we have selected the branches (or logs), we begin to process them. If the bark peels off very easily and practically breaks off by itself, then we remove it, but if it holds well, then this is even better, it will be more beautiful.

We cut it into small cuts with a miter saw (about four to five millimeters thick), if you don’t have one, then, as described above, we use a hacksaw.

• After we have cut the required number of juniper cuts (usually 15-17 cuts are required for one stand different diameters), we need to polish them up a little. It should be noted that the fewer cuts you have, the easier it will be to assemble it, but it will not look as impressive. It should be noted that the fewer cuts you have, the easier it will be to assemble it, but it will not look as impressive.

We take wood glue (although PVA is suitable) and glue the cuts together as your imagination tells you, in any case it will turn out very beautiful. It is highly desirable that all our cuts adjoin each other well in several places, so that it is easier to glue them together.

Homemade stand for a smartphone made of mahogany.

Hi all! Today we will do for mobile phone in the form of a dog - a symbol of the year.

Now you need to make a stand for it. To do this, we cut out a circle with a diameter of 70 mm from wood. Sand it with sandpaper.

We take several small gears like this.

We also take epoxy and hardener.

Take plasticine and apply thin layer on one side of the internal cavity of the figure and seal it with polyethylene on the same side.

Mix the epoxy glue according to the instructions and pour approximately 2 mm into the cavity of the figure. This will be the first layer. We are waiting for this layer to harden. Then we’ll lay out our pattern of gears and fill in the rest.

Our dog has dried up.

We remove the plasticine. We take some sandpaper and bring everything back to perfection.

Mark with a pencil the point on the figure where the hole will be.

Use a drill to make a small indentation.

Now we are making a wooden chopstick that will fix it all. We insert the chopik into the stand, spread it with PVA glue and also the lower part of the figure with a thin layer so that the glue does not protrude. Let's connect. Leave until completely dry. Next, we rub our entire product with the herbalist’s impregnation.

This is what we got.