ATtiny45’s can be easily programed using your arduino. Just follow the tutorial at MIT Media’s High-Low Tech Lab. Data sheet found from Atmel. I use these for classes and my own projects because they are: inexpensive, 100 for $63 USD at digiKey small and easy to modify enough memory for basic programs, 4KB works with eTextiles and paper computing   […]

Aligator clips are valuable prototyping tool when temporarily connecting circuits. They clamp on to conductive threads and fabrics just as effectively as microprocessors and battery holders.  You can find them online or at your local hardware store. They like to knot up on your workbench.   Or you can attempt to keep them organized.   They come in different sizes […]

ΩMaterials area for eTextiles, craft-tech, wearable computing and paper computing will be held at the San Mateo Fair Grounds 18 and 19 May 2013. Contact Ally Seeley to be a part of this exciting event!

  Electronically conductive paint for paper computing from the super talented and hardworking folks at Bare Conductive. Thanks for sponsoring paper computing supplies for my workshop at Tasmeem Doha in March!  

  2016 OIDFA International Lace Congress. Ljubljana, Slovenia “The Intersection of Traditional Craft and Technology” 25 June 2016 2014 Arrowmont, Gatlinburg, Tennessee “introduction to eTextiles” 2 June 2014 2013 Visiting Lecture Series, DiMad, Madrid Spain. “eTextile Development in Fashion and Decorative Design.” 6 November 2013 Smart Fabrics, Barcelona, Spain. “How the DIY Movement Influences eTextile Development.” 30 October 2013 Surface […]