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How To Make A Light Up Hacky Sack

How To Make A Light Up Hacky Sack
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This instructable shows one how to modify a hacky sack in order to make it light up. A sweet gift for the upcoming holidays!

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Step 1Get Your Stuff & Start!

Get Your Stuff & Start!
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Things needed for this project:
-Hacky sack (duh :P)
-One of those light up bouncy balls like these.
-Sewing needle and some thread
-Scissors
-Exacto knife

First, you want to get the little plastic ball out of all that rubber surrounding it. You can do this with an Exacto knife of sorts or something like that. A pic of it is shown below.
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10 comments
Apr 21, 2009. 8:08 PMchainmail maker says:
tight instructable thank you i put one in a chainmail hacky sack
Jul 18, 2010. 4:52 PMgamaster says:
i was just thinking of that
Mar 16, 2009. 7:10 PMNando_Kommando says:
Cool! How about some videos
Nov 14, 2007. 6:32 PMcommunist72 says:
the cheese thats what i did with this i just cut a hole that could be easy to sew back up and i have to change it everyonce awhile
Dec 24, 2006. 4:31 PMTheCheese9921 says:
led throwy would be great
Dec 23, 2006. 10:42 PMRobyntheslug says:
Well, a light-up sack is a sweet idea, but as a hacky sacker I have a few suggestions: The ball is a little big, and could impact play: stalls and such rely on the sack flattening on impact. The plastic ball would change the dynamics of play. Hacky sacks are crocheted: they are designed to be opened slightly at the top or bottom so you can remove pellets (most come overfilled), you would deal with a lot less potential unraveling if you opened it from the top or bottom. a great idea though, it would be nice to play in the dark.
Dec 24, 2006. 1:40 AMWonderground says:
If the light source was a few surface mount LEDs it would work just fine for hacky sack. With two watch batteries and a handful of those you would make a light slightly larger then a penny.
Dec 22, 2006. 6:23 PMPetervG says:
I rater not have a really hard hacky sack, what was your sack filled with?

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