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I took a workshop on EL wire at a local hackerspace, and this is what I created. It is five feet of El wire hand-sewn on a jacket. Tada!
Picture notes isn't working so here's what I meant to say:
Picture one: the stitching is a bit messy, but not visible from afar.
Picture two: View of full design glowing
Pictures three and four: Unlit wire on jacket. The driver goes in the pocket.
Picture five: Anonymity is my middle name. Sort of. Also, my name is not Ernst.
Picture notes isn't working so here's what I meant to say:
Picture one: the stitching is a bit messy, but not visible from afar.
Picture two: View of full design glowing
Pictures three and four: Unlit wire on jacket. The driver goes in the pocket.
Picture five: Anonymity is my middle name. Sort of. Also, my name is not Ernst.
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Apr 5, 2011. 4:54 AM
Dr. Pepper
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Very cool!
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Apr 5, 2011. 3:49 PMnoahh (author)
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Thanks! I wore it around today and got some good reactions.
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Apr 5, 2011. 5:01 PMDr. Pepper
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Really? That's awesome!
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Apr 5, 2011. 5:50 PMnoahh (author)
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Oddly enough, many people thought I have sewn glow sticks to my jacket. I understand that not many people know about EL wire, but that seems like a strange guess. The people who thought that they were glow sticks were nice and complimented my jacket, so I just briefly explained EL wire.
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Apr 6, 2011. 4:53 AMDr. Pepper
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Dr. Pepper
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Very nice of you! I'm hoping to see an instructable on it.
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