Snap Together Arduino Circuits: It is very frustrating spend hours sewing a circuit together, only to find out that the circuit doesn't work! The problem can be with the design, the construction, or the code. Sewing the arduino components and snaps onto a piece of felt will allow …
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Your mostly-humble narrator I've had an off-and-on love affair with soft circuits since I became aware of them. Unfortunately, all the pre-made boards for soft circuits are clumsy (being traditional hard PCBs) and finnicky (hard to keep a good connection) to use. Being a good little hacker, I…
This sample shows the best results from a study into embedding flexible LED strips in felt using heat press vinyl and wool felt. It’s part of the Manifold Project initiated by Peter Tettelaar and myself that explores “high-DIY” ways of integrating flexible printed circuits with textiles. The goal of the study was to create a flexible textile circuit with contemporary design aesthetics. Maximum flexibility and robustness were key, as were techniques that do not require labour-intensive handwork.
Conductive thread, copper tape and Chibitronics sensors
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Knit a Working Circuit Board: For this instructable, I'll demonstrate how to knit circuitry, using a simple LED circuit as an example. The instructions assume you already know how to knit, solder, and wire up LEDs. (If you need to brush up on those skills, there are great tuto…
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Learn about LEDs! Circuits! Tiny Clothing! And share a love for ridiculous things by making your own light-up soft circuit toy this Sunday 3-6pm at NYC Resistor. Grab your ticket here! We'll provide all the supplies and teach you about things like conductive sewing thread and conductive cloth. We'll also provide a blank plushie and…
You may remember the Ugly Reactorflake Sweater, a holiday inspired project by Alex “Merlin” Glowaski. Well, Alex is at it again with another cool project–a glowing leaf neckl…
The fabric of the future won’t be just plain chiffon, silk or cotton. Instead electroluminescent material, microprocessors and LEDs may be woven together with clothing fibers to create smart textiles. “Clothing can be considered a second skin and by implementing technology in it, you are bringing it into your intimate space,” says Nicky Assmann, an […]
Circuit diagram Stitched equivalent The basic E-Textile LED circuit is very simple and created by placing the LEDs in parallel with the battery. This is shown in the circuit diagram above left. To recreate this circuit, two pieces of conductive thread are used. One is used to connect the positive connection on the ba
Hannah Perner-Wilson writes: Inspired by Marcelo Coehlo's paper speaker and Vincent Leclerc's Accouphene textile speaker, these paper and fabric speakers are made by running 5-9V sound amplified signal through a very conductive coil in close proximity to a magnet.
My work combines conductive materials and craft techniques to develop new styles of building electronics that emphasize materiality and process. I create working prototypes to demonstrate the kinds of electronic artifacts we might build for ourselves in a world of electronic diversity. A significant part of my work goes into documenting and disseminating my techniques so that they can be applied by others.
Shirt Circuit: DIY Wearable Breadboard Circuits: Shirt Circuit is soft wearable breadboard with modular DIY circuit components that can be snapped onto the shirt by the wearer. The motivation behind shirt circuit is to challenge the 'black box' paradigm in which STEM education is often delivered. …
If you’re going for a futuristic costume, LEDs are a must-have.
