How to Decorate Your Smartphone Device

Cut washi tape into strips, then arrange them across the case. To allow the case’s color to shine through, space your tape strips apart slightly. Turn the case over, then use a craft knife to cut out the camera and flash holes. Cut off any extra tape that is hanging over the edges using scissors as well.
You can make stripes that are diagonal, vertical, or horizontal. Even a herringbone pattern can be made!
Washi tape is available in a wide variety of patterns, colors, and widths. Go ahead and mix & match!
Try holographic duct tape trim for a vintage style. It lacks the woven texture and is cut thinner than standard duct tape.

 

You may either apply this straight to the back of your phone or use it to embellish a different plastic cover. The ideal stickers are those that have a clear background since they will appear to be real designs. White background stickers won’t function as effectively because the white border will be too noticeable.
Use various stickers from the same strip rather than stickers at random. You’ll have a theme in this method.
Select stickers that complement each other. You could draw stars, clouds, rainbows, and unicorns, for instance.
Avoid becoming too excited! At most, you want three or five stickers. It will appear cheesy if you cover the entire case.

 

These are similar to stickers in that they are attached to a sheet, unlike ordinary rhinestones that require glue. In a craft store, you can find them in the scrapbooking or sticker aisle. The drawback of this is that, if you are not careful, they may slip off.
Alternatively, you can purchase a sheet of single rhinestones and design your own.
Alternatively, get a sheet of pre-arranged rhinestones if you’d like a design, such as a flourish.
Invest on a full sheet of rhinestones, with the gems set side by side, for an all-over appearance. Trim the sheet to fit the dimensions of your phone case, then adhere it.

 

Use a clear case and printed images for an interchangeable design. 

Make sure to print an excellent picture that is little larger than your phone. Trace the whole image, including the camera and flash holes, using a clear mobile phone case that is facedown over the image. Taking care of the gaps in the picture, cut it out and slide it facedown into the casing. All you need to do is snap the phone case onto your device!
You can’t see the photo if the casing isn’t clear. The photograph will be shielded from dirt by the clear plastic cover.
The main shape can be cut out with scissors, but the holes should be cut with a craft blade. They’ll become more accurate as a result.
Just remove the paper and pull off the cover to replace the image.

 

Depending on the phone you have, there are different ways to access things on it. On an Android device, for instance, you may open a menu by pressing and holding the home screen; “Wallpapers and Themes” ought to be one of the choices. Themes are another feature of an app shop, like the Google Play store.
A theme will alter your phone’s backdrop, typeface, icons, and general color scheme in addition to the background. A wallpaper merely modifies the phone’s background.
Installing themes from an app store should be done carefully. Many have advertisements.
The themes you may access straight from the wallpaper and theme app on your phone are made especially for the phone you are using, and they are free of advertisements.

 

You can use one of two sorts of charms: the kind that plugs into the audio jack or the kind that hangs from a string. Use a slip knot to fasten the dangling charms to a hook. Typically, plug-in charms consist of a tiny figurine with an audio plug located at the bottom.
These charms are available online and in mall kiosks.