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iPod-Nano holder based on the Lis iPhoneHolder (pattern by Florence): it has no card holder and I changed the closue tab so that it works as an earphone holder while it holds the iPod in place.
Ok so a couple of weeks ago I was hurrying trying to do laundry before work and something rather unfortunate happened. As I was headed back to my apartment to watch Scrubs while I waited for the wash to get done I realized that I had left my iPod shuffle in my pants pocket. I was so pissed at myself. Usually I make a huge mental note before I start putting clothes in the washer to check any and all pockets for valuables as I have done similar things before (see also: passport, paycheck, cute girl's phone number, etc...). Anyways, I failed. I placed my source of on-the-go music in an environment that no electronic device should ever be: submerged in water. Check that, soapy water. Ugh. Anyways, after the wash was done I collected the tiny device that I was convinced would never play music for me again and just put it on my shelf to remind me NEVER AGAIN. Well today I thought I'd try charging it just for a laugh, surely it's electronic pieces have long since dried and who knows. Couldn't hurt right? Well "couldn't hurt" was right. The thing works! It survived an entire trip through the washing machine, water, soap, dirty clothes and all. I'm listening to it right now and am so glad that I gave it a second chance. iPod, I will never let you down or out of my sight again. Thanks for hanging in there bud :)
This is a piece of white oak wood with a contour that would snugly hold an iPod classic while the cable is plugged into it. There's be a slight depression about an inch wide along the left side of the tray to get a thumb grip on the iPod for removal.
It was made from a single piece of white oak, sanded very smooth, and has a clear lacquer finish.
This project can be specified upon request.
iPod Hoodie was made using the tunisian knit stitch with a afghan crochet hook, and yarn needle for finishing. One of my favorite projects! :)
The invention of the iPod Classic brought back nostalgia for some people, aiming towards the older crowd of users.
I have friends who like to use some of my square pics as song/album artwork on their iPods...so I am including these two pics for them in case they want them. Cheers...
iPod pocket! slap-dash single welt modified-sloppy method used. For pictures showing how-to (and instructions that may or may not make sense) check out my blog .