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Trekkies Unite – Star Trek Plastic iPod touch Case

This is one of the simplest yet coolest iPod touch case. All you need to do is stick an old Star Trek pin onto a cheap iPod touch plastic case. That's it!

Groundhog Day iPod Case

Loved Groundhog Day? Then you will lap up the Groundhog iPod Case which you can make from the comfort of your home.

“You can make one too…you’ll just need felt [brown and black or gray) and embroidery floss. You’ll also need some basic tools: paper, pencil, scissors, needle, pin”.

Leather Goodness – DIY Leather iPod Case

Make a sexy leather designer iPod case and save a lot of money in the process!

Parts list

- leather of your choice, the thicker the better (how got his from scraps off ebay)
- thick thread
- card, glue and tape
- a sowing needle for leather

More Leather Goodness

Make visually stunning cases with some vintage graphics. These are one of the classiest DIY ipod cases we have seen for the iPod.

“A leather iPod case can be plain or customized using graphics printed to iron-on transfer sheets for dark T-shirts. You may or may not want to add an optional loop for attaching fob hardware or tucking earphone cords into.”

Feeling Blue DIY iPod Case Made from Jeans

Levis would be proud of the DIY Denim iPod Cases where all you need is an old pair of Levis.

“I decided to put my old jeans to a good use and make an iPod case, I wanted to keep the coolest part about jeans which is the leather label on the waistband. Now like most guys I don’t know a whole lot about needles and sewing so I decided the easiest way to make it was just to cut a strip out, fold it over and sew it together.”

Bullet Proof iPod Touch Case

Would your iPod case take a bullet for you?

The range of Vibe Vault aluminum iPod cases possibly* could.

They're available for the iPod Touch, iPod Nano, iPod Classic and 5th Gen iPods.

Prices range between $30 and $48

Hop over to vibevault.com for full details.

• Adds less than the thickness of a quarter to the front and back of your iPod.
• Preserves access to all functions- “no annoying restrictions”
• Designed for users, by users.
• Sleek, concept driven, design
• Weighs 2.4 oz (16 GB iTouch weighs 4.3 oz)
• Type II Anodizing
The Benefits
• Superior Protection.
• Looks and Feels great.
• Preservation of sleekness.
• Visual and Tangible quality.
• Confidently take your iPod everywhere.
• Scratch resistant, rich coloring and a lifelong shine.

*Don't try it at home!

Top 10 Homemade DIY - Pig Out with DIY Bacon iPhone/iPod Touch Case

Top 10 Homemade DIY - Recycle and Use Juice Boxes to Make iPod Case

This is one of our favorite DIY iPod cases as not only does it look super cool but is also environmental friendly.

Tips: Use spray glue. And sand down the waxy surfaces that need to be glued to ensure a good bond.

Top 10 Homemade - DIY Print Away iPhone/iPod Case

Make your own printable or foldable iPhone/iPod touch case. For starter, get a pattern like the one available here. You can then start printing directly on the material you want to use or print it on a standard paper and then trace it. For the full instructions go here.

5pcs/lot leather pouch case with neck string For touch 2nd 3rd Gen

5pcs/lot leather pouch case with neck string For touch 2nd 3rd Gen

Descriptions:
1) Compatible With For Touch 2nd 3rd Gen
2) 100% brand new .
3) Color: Black, Pink, white, black
4) Made of high leather and reinforced stitching , very durable.
5) Opened to the upper and lower.
6) Soft suede lining and anti skid design , prevents your fall down and bumps.
7) Sleek Stylish design enable you to easy remove your .
8) Package: in simple packing.
9) Touch is not included

Leather iPod Touch Case

step 1Materials and Methods
Materials: (1) piece of scrap leather (1) armband (1 yard) proper cordage [dental floss (Free, since I'm a dentist.)] Tools: leather hole punch heavy scissors (optional) needle pencil

step 2Layout
1. First, try laying out the leather around your iPod (or other mp3 player). Make sure it fits right. Leather is skin. Just like plastic surgery, each piece of leather has different tension lines. Try folding your leather in different ways to find what works best for your configurati…

step 3Cut slot
1. Punch holes at the ends of the planned strap slot. This results in a cleaner, less prone to tearing slot. 2. Cut the slot between the holes. I used my scissors for this, but you can just as easily use a scalpel or an x-acto knife. 3. (Optional) Smooth out the s…

step 4Punch holes
Punch holes along the seam that you marked earlier. Helpful details: 1. Having about 5 mm between each hole allows for a clean looking stitch, enough material to hold the seam, and close enough stitches to control the tension of the joint. 2. Allow enough space from the bottom stitch to…

step 5Stitch up
Stitch up the holes that you've made. You can use any cordage that you want to. Personally, I used dental floss. I'm a dentist, so that it's available. It's also cheap, tough (it's nylon), and waterproof. I like to start the seam with a surgeon's knot. Be sure to have equal tension with each st…

step 6Enjoy
Finally, thread in the strap and enjoy! The ipod should easily slide in, but will be tricky to slide out. The leather shapes itself as the ipod enters. Those ancient Scandanavians really knew what they were doing.

Mophie Mueva Wraptor iPod Nano 2G Case - Blue

Griffin iVault protects your iPod with style

If you happen to be looking for a sturdy and protective yet classy iPod case, look no further than the Griffin iVault which iLounge has just reviewed.

The case features industrial looks, made from durable and protective machined aluminum, while still providing easy access to the iPod’s ports. It’s a great case if your iPod tends to gets bumped around a lot, or if you do a lot of traveling.

The iVault fits both first and second generation iPod nano’s, and is available from Griffin for $25.

The Trouble With iPods, iPod Cases

Vers Wooden iPod Touch Cases

Many have tried to come up with iPhone or iPod touch cases that bring all sorts of functionalities or just a stylish design that grabs people’s attention, but little have succeeded to come up with both. Well it looks like the creative folks from Vers have proved their wood crafting skills by coming up with these stylish cases made from select US hardwoods (walnut or cherry) and Bamboo.

With a unique character enhanced by one of the most beautiful material around, Vers’ cases not only look neat, but they also come with reinforced steel pins that turn them into a naturally rigid and impact-resistant accessory for either your iPhone or iPod. More to it, the cases come with a soft, scratch-resistant lining and a durable UV & moisture-resistant clear coat.

Top 1 iPod touch 2G cases - InvisibleSHIELD for iPod touch

The iPod touch is turning out to be a whole lot more than just an MP3 player. With so many people using it as a web browser, gaming device, video player and more it’s no wonder that Apple recently gave it a speed and memory increase ahead of an all new iPod touch 3G that should be out next year.

As the iPod touch has so many uses, looking after it and keeping it protected is essential. There are a loads of cases available for it so I thought I’d put a quick guide together that shows off our most popular cases for the iPod touch 2G.

I’ve been a big fan of InvisibleShield for a while now and have had one fitted to my iPhone 3G since I got it on launch day last year. If you’ve never seen them before, they are a very thin, tough plastic coating that sticks to your phone. It covers both the front and back of your phone and is the best protection I’ve found if you don’t want the added bulk of a case. On the Zagg website, they attack the screen of a phone using a small drill/grinder – half of the screen was covered with an InvisibleShield the other half unprotected. Needless to say, the half that wasn’t covered was absolutely destroyed, the half that was covered was perfectly fine and not a hint of a scratch. InvisibleShields don’t use adhesive and can be removed easily if need, although you will need a little patience to fit it to your iPod touch. InvisibleShields won’t cushion your iPod if you drop it, but they do prevent scratches and fingerprints as well as add more grip to the otherwise slippery iPod touch.

InvisibleSHIELD for iPod touch