Tools to Transfer Circuit Patterns
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.
Read more ›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.
Read more ›Copper wire covered with crochet, French ribbon, and guitar strings.
Read more ›Sewing bobbins of Silverell, Stainless Steel, and Mitsifuju conductive thread.
Read more ›A detailed image of a 10mm light emitting diode.
Read more ›While cleaning up the studio I found a conductive thread sampler from 2008. The 235/34 2 ply thread was the only one that I would recommend sewing eTextiles with. Before purchasing I recommend testing a sample of this thread from their current manufacturing stock to be sure it is will being produced with the same […]
Read more ›I’ve been using DMC embroidery thread to sew electronic circuit patterns. Once the circuit is hand stitched with the embroidery floss I add Silverell conductive thread to activate the electronic hardware.
Read more ›Dried up conductive paint makes a pretty picture. I left a jar of LessEMF CUPro paint open for about six month. Oooops!
Read more ›I purchased a package of DMC Memory Thread from Amazon in hopes that I could use this colorful product as a conductive thread to embroider a circuit. Unfortunately the thread’s diameter is too large to smoothly thread thru the eye of a hand sewing needle. The details…. DMC Memory Thread is a […]
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