A groovalicious eTextile blinky-blink party tutu!
SImple, fast, fun and effective eTextile project for just about anyone.
Step 1: Gather Your Parts
Aniomagic button schemer
Aniomagic lightboards - I ordered 3 sets of 5 light boards in Red, Green and White
Conductive thread - I used 4 ply stainless with 14 ohm resistance
3V battery
scissors
tape
multimeter
alligator clips
Step 2: Sew the button schemer to the tutu
Be sure the needle fits thru the holes on your electronic parts.
Sew the positive and negative traces that will connect to your power source.
Step 3: Sew lightboards to the tutu
Each board is marked with a series of dots indicating the boards address.
This address determines how that specific LED will respond to the program.
All lightboards with three dots behave the same way. As will all ones, twos, fours and fives.
Sew the lightboards in any location or sequence on the traces for your specific design.
Just be sure the dots always align with the positive trace.
This is whats so great about this product.
You can mix and match the lightboards colors and address on one set of traces.
Seriously, Aniomagic's products are so simple it is like the Apple of wearable computers.
Step 4: Connect the 3V battery
I simply taped the conductive thread directly to the battery.
This is not a long term solution, but will do for the performance and rapid battery changes.
Step 5: Program the schemer button
Write your program and hold the schemer button up to your computer screen. This works on light so make sure the button schemer is close to the yellow flower on the screen.
Want to change the program while you're in party mode?
Use your iPhone to change the program.
See someone at a party with this tutu - go ahead, change her program on the fly.
That would be super groovaliciousness!
Step 6: Look tutu fabulous for the holiday parties!
Go ahead - loose control at the office party and spill a drink or two, 'cause this tutu can handle wetness.
Make a few for your girlfriends then go out torment the elves with your sassy ways.
What ever you do - be sure to have BIG fun this holiday season!
This tutu project will be on display Friday 18 December from 7 -10 p.m. at Mona Lucero's, 2544 15th Street in Denver. Please come visit and see how to make one for yourself!
















































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seriously - you can place these electronic parts in any piece of clothing, toy, hat whatever. They are small, simple and most of all fun! Give it a go, all the geeky girls will talk to you! ;)
Awesome and super cute you've got great legs they really set off rara skirts
Happy that I can inspire you.
This project is so fun and simple its a great way to introduce kids to wearable electronics and basic programing.
Have fun with it and enjoy sharing the light.
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