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Glad you found it useful, thanks!!

Thank you so much!

Excellent tip, thank you!

Awesome, thanks for sharing with us!!

Thanks and thanks!

Thank you so much!

Thank you! For whatever reason I do not prefer the look of the blanket stitch. I did fold over the edge of the fabric before stitching the ones I did by hand, I should update the instructions to say so! Cool idea about making use of swag hats without the free ad space. =D

Thanks Audrey!

A few weeks in the fridge! After that they start to lose their color and get a bit bitter. The liquid seems to keep indefinitely...

If you want to make xmas gifts, try our free Canning and Preserving class! https://www.instructables.com/class/Canning-and-Pr...

Nice work!

Great job!

Glad you got it working!

Whoo!

Great! Had to mod some code there to make that happen, I see... =D

Alright, nice!

Awesome job!

Yay, you did!!

w00t!

Ah, I thought you meant the opposite. =]

Nice. You be careful now! =D

Yay, thank you for your feedback and for sharing your class progress with us!

It does for me, or just look him up on youtube "Peter Draws"

Of course! You decide what goes in, whatever works for you. =D

"doodle notebook" aka "sketchbook" =D Check out one of my favorite youtube artists, Peter Draws: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGtGTAa-xarr2HrEK...

Thank you so much! =D

Those turned out great, thank you for sharing them with us! Glad you are enjoying the class. For the later lessons with metal wire you can feel free to substitute gold plated materials, but may wish to practice with the less expensive materials first. =]

You're missing a connection from Arduino's ground to your breadboard's ground bus. Ditto for power. That should fix it!

Great job!!

That turned out great, thank you for sharing it with us!!

Ah, they also make relatively inexpensive USB microscopes (think webcam with different lensing and usually built-in lighting), which can be captured on the computer side with quicktime or other recording software.

Thank you! I take my own photos and have refined my lighting, lensing, and composition over time! Check out my camera trigger foot pedal project: https://www.instructables.com/id/Foot-Switch-Camera-Trigger-for-GH4/

Thank you! You can learn the basics of silver soldering in my free Instructables Jewelry Class, i hope you'll give it a try sometime! https://www.instructables.com/lesson/Torch-Solderi...

Super great work, thanks for sharing!! Subbed to your channel too =D

Cheers, thanks!

Thank you!

Please use the "Ask a Question" module below for troubleshooting! The pinout diagram shows that SDA on Feather Huzzah is Digital 4: https://www.instructables.com/lesson/Hardware-Setu...Another student linked to the pinout diagram on this page for the Node MCU, which shows that GPIO4 is pin D2 on the Node MCU. Similarly, GPIO13 is marked D7 on the Node MCU. So try your switch going to pin D2 and your LED to pin D7.

Great tip, thank you!

Wow, that's awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing your project with us! Looks great.

Hey that's awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I hope you'll write an Instructable about your garbage bin project when it's all done! =D

Thanks for your note! The diagram is using a generic NPN transister with the output labled CBE, but I will try to updated it to be more specific, clear, and matching with the text instructions. The 2N2222 and the PN2222 have the same pinout, it's the P2N2222 that is reverse.

Great job, thanks for sharing it with us!

Yeehaw! Great job.

Whoohoo, thanks for your feedback! Your hat turned out fab.

Nice work, onward and upward!