Temporary Sewing

One very common project for children (and adults) of all ages is the making of a Christmas tree ornament. While this pastime is often occupied by stringing up popcorn or making weird construction paper creations, it's also quite easy to make these projects high tech!

I'm going to show you how to make a stuffed Christmas tree ornament for your Christmas tree. To make this fancy, we're going to add on some fun sewable LEDs and light them up with some conductive thread. I'll also show off a larger version that I made as a demo for some teaching friends of mine, as the process is pretty much the same.

This project is fun for everyone and will help you learn about circuits and how to sew.  The project is designed for beginner students and requires basic knowledge about circuits and sewing.

A fun and easy project to get started with sewing and circuits is to make conductive sewing LED bracelets.  The bracelets help beginners learn about circuits and sewing. The instructions are designed to help you make this soft-circuit bracelet.

Now-a-days everyone has  a phone! So why not make your own phone case with LED lights. While protecting your phone, you can have a cute, decorative case! This is also an easy project to learn how to sew and about circuits. The phone koozie is powered only when it is closed with the snaps fastened.

This guide will show you step by step instructions with pictures on how to make your own LED phone koozie. These instructions are designed to help you understand how circuits work and how to sew. It requires basic knowledge about circuits and sewing.

Make the room shine with your LED tie at a wedding, family gathering, or wherever!This guide will show you step-by-step instructions with pictures on how to make your own LED tie. These instructions are designed to help you understand how circuits work and how to sew.