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Perfect Playlist Armband

By: Teresa B from keepingitrreal.blogspot.com.es

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Before you go on your next long run, learn how to make an armband that will help you carry your favorite tunes with you. Getting into the groove when it comes to exercising or hitting the gym truly requires the right soundtrack. This DIY sewing project will show you how to make a fuss-free running or jogging accessory. The Perfect Playlist Armband is designed to fit an iPod and could easily be adjusted to fit any MP3 player you might want to bring along.

Project Type: Make a Project

Time to complete: Under an hour

Sewn by: Both Hand and Machine

Easy