How to Hand Sew a Running Stitch
The basic running stitch is an easy way to hand sew eTextile, soft circuits, and wearable computing projects. This video will share with you how to master this basic sewing method.
Read more ›The basic running stitch is an easy way to hand sew eTextile, soft circuits, and wearable computing projects. This video will share with you how to master this basic sewing method.
Read more ›How to hand sew electronics, LEDs, and computer parts to fabric when crafting DIY eTextiles, soft circuits, and wearable computing projects. Do loop the conductive thread around the hardware connection multiple times, but for speed and ease don’t sew thru all the layers of the fabric.
Read more ›Tips and tricks on how to hand sew LED sequins and pre-fabricated surface mount LED boards, such as Aniomagic’s Sparkle LED’s, to fabric to create eTextile, soft circuit, and wearable computing DIY projects. When sewing electronic hardware use a conductive thread with a small diameter and a small gauge needle. This combination will allow you to feed the conductive thread […]
Read more ›How to tie a knot in the end of your conductive thread for hand sewing eTextile and wearable computing projects.
Read more ›Many conductive threads whisker and fray. Waxing the tread before hand sewing helps to reduce tangles and prevent short circuits. How to wax your conductive thread tutorial at Instructables.
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