DIY Smartphone Holder

Create a smart phone or tablet holder from a little bit of wood and Glue Dots® Advance Strength adhesive. Choosing your paint colors helps make this holder blend into your decor. It’s a great project to make as a gift, especially for kids and teens!

Made by: Samantha Taylor
Time: 30 minutes of active time, about 30 minutes for paint to dry
Level: Intermediate (This is an easy project, but does require a way to cut wood)
Size: 6” x 3” x 3”

Here's what you need:

• Glue Dots® Advanced Strength Dispenser 
• 1 piece of wood cut to 6” x 3” x ½” (base piece)
• 7 pieces of wood cut to 1 ¼” x 1 ½” x ½” (stacking pieces)
• Paint

Here's what you do:

Paint wood and let dry.

Attach 2 pieces of the stacking wood side by side towards the front of the base piece using Glue Dots Advanced Strength adhesive.

Use Advanced Strength to secure the remaining 5 pieces of stacking wood into a tower.

Attach the tower towards back of the base piece using Glue Dots Advanced Strength adhesive.

Use to hold your smart phone or tablet vertically or horizontally.

If you don’t want to bother with cutting and painting wood, try scrabble tiles or dominoes in place of the small wood stacking pieces. Glue Dots® Advanced Strength Double-sided Sheets would work really well for this project, as well. Just trim the sheets to the right size, then peel and stick.