Nine conductive thread speaker coils freshly sewn into Aida cloth.    

  Tools to transfer circuit embroidery patterns. Red, black and silver markers to identify the polarity of the traces and a straight edge to keep everything straight.    

  Copper wire covered with crochet, French ribbon, and guitar strings.      

  I’m glad I have a Masters in Architecture so that I can draft embroidery templates! Finishing up some loose ends on the electronic embroidery kits for Numen Trace.      

  Final reviews of the embroidery kit tutorials before being submitted to the US Copyright office.    

  ….and the printer fails as I print the final version of the How To DIY Electronic Embroidery Circuit Tutorials for the U.S. Copyright filing.    

  This Valentine’s Day I’m working on multiple projects at once.    

  In order to file the patent for the eTextile Breadboards I broke out my drafting supplies to create the drawings. I haven’t sat at my drafting table since I left school! Fortunately it all came back to me and the drawings were great.    

  Speed up the creation of your electronic traces by using a double needle on your home sewing machine to sew parallel traces!   Needle size from left to right: 2mm size 90 3mm size 90 4mm size 90 6mm size 100     The resistance of an 8 inch trace using a top conductive thread from Mitsifuji is 14 […]

  Wishing you more treats than tricks this holiday weekend!     remember to add some LEDs to your outfit with this easy no sew DIY method