A drop of nail polish on the magnet end acts as an insulator when using it with an eTextile speaker.    

  Crochet yarn around 18 gauge aluminum wire, wind it into a coil, and using the same yarn stitch the coil together.      

  Winding conductive thread in a coil to create an eTextile speaker on a black light reactive hand-painted silk disc.    

  I found these hand-painted silk discs – perfect for making groovalicious speakers!     Stay tuned…..  

  I purchased a mini travel speaker from Amazon for $7, exposed its guts, and hacked in an eTextile speaker.     Circuit Board         With original speaker connected with alligator clips.     eTextile speaker on 11 count Aida cloth.    

  Nine conductive thread speaker coil sampler pressed and ready to frame.    

  Nine conductive thread speaker coils freshly sewn into Aida cloth.    

  A speaker I found in Harry’s supply stash.    

  Using a musical circuit from a greeting card to create an eTextile speaker circuit.    

  I purchased a musical greeting card at the corner drugstore so that I can attach the circuit to an eTextile speaker.