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Step 7Sew in your indicator LEDs
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Sew a single LED onto the sleeve of each arm.
These will give you essential feedback about which turn signal is on. They'll flash to tell you what the back of your jacket is doing, so make sure they're in a visible spot. Sew the + petals of each LED to a LilyPad petal and the - petals of each LED to the - side of the switch (the - trace you sewed in the last step). I used petal 5 for the LED + on the left side and petal 3 for the LED + on the right side. Again, refer back to my design drawings if any of this is confusing.
As always, remember to glue and trim knots and be careful not to create any shorts.
Once you sew both wrist LEDs, you're done with the sewing phase of the project! Now, on to programming...
Sew a single LED onto the sleeve of each arm.
These will give you essential feedback about which turn signal is on. They'll flash to tell you what the back of your jacket is doing, so make sure they're in a visible spot. Sew the + petals of each LED to a LilyPad petal and the - petals of each LED to the - side of the switch (the - trace you sewed in the last step). I used petal 5 for the LED + on the left side and petal 3 for the LED + on the right side. Again, refer back to my design drawings if any of this is confusing.
As always, remember to glue and trim knots and be careful not to create any shorts.
Once you sew both wrist LEDs, you're done with the sewing phase of the project! Now, on to programming...
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