Are you tired of spending money on accessories for your car that don’t last long? Look no further! With some household items and a little creativity, you can create unique and useful car accessories that are sure to impress. 💡

1. Phone Holder

A phone holder is a must-have in every car, but it doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, you can make one using just a rubber band and a binder clip! Simply clip the binder clip onto your car’s air vent and slide the rubber band through the metal arms of the clip. This DIY phone holder is easy to make, provides a sturdy grip, and keeps your phone in place while driving.

A photo of a phone holder made from a binder clip and rubber band

2. Tissue Holder

Are you always scrambling to find tissues in your car when you need them the most? Make a DIY tissue holder by repurposing an empty tissue box! Cut a hole in the top of the box and cover it with a decorative fabric. Pull the tissues out of the top of the box and you’ll never have to worry about finding tissues in your car again.

A photo of a tissue box holder covered in fabric and filled with tissues

3. Cup Holder

Is your cup holder too small for your favorite mug or water bottle? Make a DIY cup holder using a plastic cereal container! Cut off the top and bottom of the container and decorate it with your favorite patterned duct tape. This cup holder fits all sizes of cups and bottles, and the plastic material makes it easy to clean.

A photo of a cup holder made from a plastic cereal container decorated with duct tape

4. Car Trash Can

Do you struggle with keeping your car clean and tidy? Create a DIY car trash can using a plastic cereal container! Cut a hole in the top of the container and cover it with a lid. Attach the container to the side of your car’s center console using adhesive strips. This trash can is easy to empty and keeps your car clean and clutter-free.

A photo of a car trash can made from a plastic cereal container and attached to the center console

5. Steering Wheel Cover

Is your steering wheel worn out and uncomfortable to grip? Make a DIY steering wheel cover using a piece of fabric! Cut the fabric to size and wrap it around your steering wheel. Sew the edges together for a snug fit. This simple and inexpensive DIY project improves the grip of your steering wheel and adds a touch of style to your car.

A photo of a steering wheel covered in a unique fabric pattern

6. Car Freshener

Are you tired of using chemical-laden car fresheners? Create a DIY car freshener using natural essential oils and a clothespin! Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to a cotton ball and clip it onto your car’s air vent. You’ll have a natural and refreshing aroma in your car that gets better with every breeze.

A photo of a clothespin with a cotton ball soaked in essential oil clipped onto a car's air vent

7. Luggage Tag

Are you a frequent traveler? Make your luggage stand out by creating a DIY luggage tag using an old credit card! Cut the card to size, punch a hole in one end, and attach a colorful fabric ribbon through the hole. Write your name and contact information on the other side of the card. This luggage tag is durable, easy to spot, and helps to ensure that your luggage never gets lost.

A photo of a luggage tag made from an old credit card decorated with a colorful fabric ribbon

8. Backseat Organizer

Do you struggle with keeping your car organized, especially with kids? Make a DIY backseat organizer using a shoe holder! Cut the shoe holder to fit the size of your backseat and attach it using adhesive strips. Use the pouches to store snacks, toys, books, and other essentials. This backseat organizer keeps everything in its place and helps to prevent messes.

A photo of a shoe holder cut to fit the backseat of a car and filled with toys, snacks, and books

9. Keychain Carabiners

Are you always losing your keys in the bottom of your bag or purse? Create a DIY keychain using carabiners! Attach a small carabiner to each of your keys and one to the strap of your bag or purse. This simple DIY hack ensures that your keys are always within reach and easy to find.

A photo of a set of keys attached to a carabiner and a bag strap

10. Dashboard Clock

Need a clock in your car but don’t want to buy an expensive one? Make a DIY dashboard clock using a picture frame and a small clock mechanism! Remove the glass from the picture frame and insert a piece of patterned paper or fabric. Attach the clock mechanism to the back of the paper and clip it onto your car’s air vent. This dashboard clock is stylish, functional, and won’t break the bank.

A photo of a dashboard clock made from a picture frame with a patterned background and a clock mechanism clipped onto a car's air vent

We hope that these DIY car accessories help you to save money and add a personal touch to your car. Let us know in the comments which DIY project you’re most excited to try!

A photo of a car with various DIY car accessories made from household items