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Repost from Kids.nationalgeographic.com

MP3 Player Holder

Use child-safe scissors and ask an adult for help with this project.

YOU WILL NEED

• An old pair of jeans
• Scissors
• Decorative patches or beads
• Glue

WHAT TO DO

Find an old pair of jeans with a pocket that fits your MP3 player snugly. Cut around the seam along the bottom and sides of the pocket, but leave the waistband of the jeans intact. Dress up your pocket by gluing on patches, beads, or other decorations.

Text by NG Kids Staff

Photograph by Rebecca Hale

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