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How To Make A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Beads for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Crochet Hooks for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Chain Stitch for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Second Row Of Wire for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Third Row Of Wire for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Deciding Height for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Pulling Stitches for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Adding Flowers To A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Adding Beads To A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Adding Pearls To A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Joining Ends Of A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Bottom Piece Of A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Tying The Bottom Of A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Strengthening The Bottom Of A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Attaching The Bottom Of A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Straightening A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Finishing Touches for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Alternative Uses for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
Summary: How to decide the right height for making a wire cell phone holder; get expert tips on making your own gothic and wire jewelry in this free instructional video.
Robin Westover has been creating jewelry and crafts for more than 30 years. More than five years ago, Westover launched her own company to sell her creations to the public. She sells...read more
"Hi! I'm Robin with Trees-mom.com and we're making a video for Expert Village today. We are making a cell phone holder, or a glasses holder. Some kind of cute little holder out of crocheted wire. We've gotten 3 of our rows done. We're at the end of the third row. Again, we're pulling up all of the wires to the top of the row so that we can go back and do our fourth row. We're going to do 5 or 6 rows on this. It depends on how tall you want it. If you're going to do a glasses holder, it needs to be tall enough to hold your glasses, so you might want to do 10 rows. For just a cell phone holder, 6 usually seems to be good enough. If you get to the point where you're not sure that it's going to be big enough, you can always add another row to the top. The way that you do that is make sure you have your single crochet at the end, and just keep going across like we've done before. Then when you get to the end of the row, you flip it over and start another row with your single crochet. Always making sure that the hook is pointing toward you and that you're grabbing the wire and pulling it through the stitches."
eHow Article: Deciding Height for A Wire Cell Phone Holder
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