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craft, crafting, DIY, earbuds, headphones, iPod, mint tin, music, organization, repurpose, storage
We have multiple pairs of earbuds floating around our house. There are pairs stashed with our work computers, home computer, iPods, in nightstands, and misc. drawers. I know there are some adorable earbud cases on the market, but I can’t justify the frivolous purchase (but my cute owl contact cases on the other hand…). Due to holiday traveling, the pair I keep in my purse somehow got covered in melted chocolate, and I spent a few minutes untangling a spare pair. Time to relent and use an earbud case.
I decided an empty Altoids Smalls tin was the perfect protector for my earbuds, but I wanted my case to have a little more pizzazz. I had all the materials on hand so this craft was free!
DIY Earbud Case
First, I spray painted the case a shade of blue. After it dried, I traced and cut out two small pieces of fabric. I spread a coat of Mod Podge on the inside of the tin, pressed in the fabric, and topped it with another coat. Voilà!
Craft Supplies:
(in order of appearance)
small mint tin
spray paint
fabric or craft paper
pencil/pen
scissors
paint brush
Mod Podge
A few more tins, and all the pairs could be protected…
What would you create with a small mint tin?
XOXO,
Young Wifey
Young Wifey's Blog 
Adorable! I can’t seem to find mint tins this small around here, but I’ve spray painted some larger tins for things like my paperclip collection. Never thought of the fabric/Mod Podge liner though. It adds so much style!
Welcome! Thanks, Kathryn!
what an adorable tiny case! ( :
Thanks, Casey!