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How to make an iPad holster for the back of a car seat

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The cleaver Momma of the blog Di Denizen wanted a way to turn her hubbie’s new iPad into a viewing station for her kiddos for a long car trip and so she whipped up this great “iPad Car Holster” Want one too? Pop on over to her blog for the complete tutorial and pattern! Now while this isn’t “recycling” it is ” re-purposing” the sister of recycling. When we can get our stuff to do more than one thing, it’s a “good thing“. That’s why I’m sharing. Also there is nothing to say you can’t whip this up with recycled materials!  Happy trails.

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