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Make these fun DIY iPhone glitter plugs: easy way to be tidy

by Rose Fine | Aug 10, 2024

These are for me. DIY iPhone glitter plugs or color-coded plugs, an answer to a great need: wire organization.

Entangled electronic wires are a time waster. Which wires are for what accessory: your iPhone wires, wires for the Kindle , the iPod, plus the speaker cords, computer wires, etc. They all look alike. To me at least.

Have that problem also?

iPhone glitter plugs - glitter iphone ipad charger

photo credit: goradio.com

Glitter Nail Polish Comes to the Rescue

You’ll have fun allowing yourself to put glitter nail polish or otherwise glue  glitter all over your various cords / device extensions.

While finding the right cord for the device that’s in your hand, you’ll have a smile on your face.

DIY iPhone charger with GLITTER: this is fun!

What You Need for your iPhone glitter plugs

The first thing you will need is:
Glitter Nail PolishHow-to: if you are just going to use glitter polish, then do a layer at the time and let it dry.
Tip 1: Just as with your nails, tape off areas you do not wish to cover ahead of time.
Tip 2: this project a great way to use up last year’s colors.

Optional Extra 2:
Rhinestone Gems for Nail Art
You can really have fun with rhinestones, and they are a bit addictive if you like bling. You can add them onto anything, … besides your nail polish of course.

Become a Pro at making iPhone glitter plugs

If you want to make a lot of these glitter plugs and are going to use a lot of glitter & polish, I recommend you get yourself proper craft supplies, which probably end up being more durable and less expensive :
Martha Stewart Crafts Glitter Multipack, 24 Per Pack

Glue: which one is best depends on what surface you’ll want to attach the glitter to.  This article sets out which glue is best for what craft job.

If you like to create 'sets' of things, be sure to also make a matching charger to go with your iPhone glitter plugs.

Source & photo credit for glitter plugs: goradio.com, found via pinterest.com, where you can follow me, on the foot, step by step, one creative concept at a time.

First published July 10, 2012. Updated 2024

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