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Yarn with Conductive Thread Core

Yarn with Conductive Thread Core
A method of attaching conductive thread to a garment (or whatever) #3
 
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Felted wool rovings rolled into big fattys!
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7 comments
Apr 13, 2011. 11:32 PMmslaynie says:
Holy WOW, you are setting my brain in motion in ways it hasn't been since college! This is so exciting to me... I absolutely LOVE the idea of mixing traditional arts with electronics. This feels like a whole new world is opening up, just begging to be explored and played with!

THANK YOU! :D
Apr 12, 2011. 5:08 PMToniLowden says:
I like this. where do you buy the conductive thread?
Toni L
Dec 24, 2009. 3:33 PMdhawktx says:
It's real thread with a layer of conductive silver coating over the individual fibers. That's what's so groovy about it. You can weave, crochet, bobbin lace, whatever with it.
Jun 23, 2009. 1:22 PMtcup says:
How bendy is this conductive thread? I'm thinking about how it would work up with crochet.
Nov 6, 2008. 11:58 PMgmjhowe says:
Ha! im not into either sewing or electronics, but im loving all these ibles. I am tempted to have a go. keep up the good work.

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