Introduction: Make Your Hoodie IPod Capable
Wire your hoodie so you can listen to an mp3 player, cd, etc. without the teacher knowing.
A Couple Notes:
*DISCLAIMER*:Look, be carefull when doing this and all projects. I'm sorry if you or anyone else gets hurt, but because I'm telling you to exercise EXTREME CAUTION, I cannot be held responsible.
Also, this is not my original idea. I got it from a couple friends from school. We've made a couple mods to it since the original, but this is the basic most inexpensive design, so have at it.
Oh, and this is my first instructable so PLEASE DO COMMENT, let me know how I can do better, etc., but please don't tell me how bad the camera is, cause I know that.
And with that, have fun and good luck with this project.
Step 1: Gather Materials
You'll need to get these:
1. A hoodie
2. scissors
3. pair of headphone
4. music device (I used my XM radio)
And if you're one of those "OMG THERE'S WIRES ALL OVER THE PLACE!!!" type people, you may want to use
5. tape (I skipped this, though I recommend duct)
Step 2: Cut the Holes
First you're gonna want to turn your hoddie inside-out.
Locate the spot where the front pocket is. Take your scissors and CAREFULLY cut a hole. (kids get help from an adult with this part)
Now go up to the hood part and CAREFULLY cut TWO holes.
Step 3: Wire Her Up
Wire up your headphones according to the diagram and/or picture below, optionally adding tape wherever you see fit.
Step 4: Last But Not Least...
Plug in your tunes, stash it in your pocket, and actually pay attention during math class (to your ipod, that is)!
69 Comments
14 years ago on Introduction
haha my school we can have hats on so i made a headphone hate ages ago i dont use it often cuz my head gets to worm than i take it off
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
you can really wear hats and hoods in your school?! thats awsome, but what do we do in the summer? lol
15 years ago on Introduction
"kids get help from an adult with this part" what parent would let there child listen to music in class seriously think about it.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I think it was a joke... Also, I believe you meant to use the word their, rather than there, as their is a possessive plural noun, meaning "belonging to them", while there is deictic adverb meaning "at that place" or "to that place" or similar, as opposed to "here". Additionally, seeing as you don't know there from their, I thought that I may add that they're is a contraction of the words they and are, meaning "they are". Thank You
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Yeah it's a joke. No instructable tells kids to get their parents' help with something. I'll probably get electrocuted by following one of these DIY guides.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
tHaT WaS So FuNnY I FoRgOt To LaUgH!!!
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Oh my God, I thought stupid comments like this would stay fenced in over on YouTube, if I'bles gets that bad, somebody kill me.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
WOW you totally just burned stuckbyanarrow. Total Kudos
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I agree
15 years ago on Step 2
YEAH, LIKE AN ADULT IS GONNA HELP YOU DO SOMETHING BAD WHEN IN SCHOOL..... PS: just do it yourself....
Reply 15 years ago on Step 2
the art of deception... surely a true "sniper" would know about that?
Reply 14 years ago on Step 2
you nervous?
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
It's my first time.
14 years ago on Introduction
um im not sure about you but what kind of school lets u wear a hood in class
14 years ago on Introduction
IN my school you must take your hood off, so nvmd this
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
bunch your hood up by your ears it works for me
14 years ago on Introduction
What i do is run my headphones through my sleeve and rest my head on my hand. Undetectable!
14 years ago on Introduction
Hey, ever heard of Instructable's "Be Nice" policy? Try to get along now, kids.
15 years ago on Introduction
We did this a lot and now they make us ware uniforms. WAT DO I DO!!!!!!!
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Slip the headphones up your sleeve, and lean on your arm.