Introduction: Egg and Nest Art
This is a project that you can do it using this instructable and make your spaces very beautiful.
These are some nests, eggs and birds that you can turn these on in the night and enjoy your dynamic space, they can rotate around themselves and make space more dynamic...
These are some nests, eggs and birds that you can turn these on in the night and enjoy your dynamic space, they can rotate around themselves and make space more dynamic...
Step 1: What Do You Need?
In this project I used:
(* recommended)
* about 20 eggs (One egg-each nest)
* about 100m of wires
* about 40 LEDs (one or two LEDs-each nest)
* about 20 resistors (one resistor-each nest)
* dried pine leafs
wasted papers (four A4 papers-each big bird)
* about 20 small stones (one for each nest)
* invisible ribbons (used for hanging birds)
* an adapter with about 10A and 3/6V power (Adapter with low amperage are not good for very long wires).
some hard papers.
some kind of liquid glue
* a plastic container
You can use more or less to create you own in order to your space...
(* recommended)
* about 20 eggs (One egg-each nest)
* about 100m of wires
* about 40 LEDs (one or two LEDs-each nest)
* about 20 resistors (one resistor-each nest)
* dried pine leafs
wasted papers (four A4 papers-each big bird)
* about 20 small stones (one for each nest)
* invisible ribbons (used for hanging birds)
* an adapter with about 10A and 3/6V power (Adapter with low amperage are not good for very long wires).
some hard papers.
some kind of liquid glue
* a plastic container
You can use more or less to create you own in order to your space...
Step 2: My Space
This is my space, it is big.
you can use less instruments if your space isn't big as mine.
you can use less instruments if your space isn't big as mine.
Step 3: Wires and LEDs
First, I fixed wires in the top of space, then connect all of them while considering
positive and negative wires and finally I have one positive and one negative wire
it will connect to my power supply.
After that, I connected two LED lights and one resistor together as you can see in images.
I used two LEDs for each egg because of my power supply supports 6V and above and resistor
used because it increases the life of my LED lights. now I can connect all of them to wires and test the lighting.
positive and negative wires and finally I have one positive and one negative wire
it will connect to my power supply.
After that, I connected two LED lights and one resistor together as you can see in images.
I used two LEDs for each egg because of my power supply supports 6V and above and resistor
used because it increases the life of my LED lights. now I can connect all of them to wires and test the lighting.
Step 4: Nests
next, with using dried pine leafs and a plastic container I made my bird's nests in order to hang from wires
(with using some invisible ribbon and peace of hard paper); finally some glue give the nest more solidity.
(with using some invisible ribbon and peace of hard paper); finally some glue give the nest more solidity.
Step 5: Eggs
now egg's time; I picked an egg and made a hole above it, then made it empty and clean inside of it with water.
then I put LEDs in eggs and used a small-size stone in order to hanging the nest, stone can keep wire straight.
then I put LEDs in eggs and used a small-size stone in order to hanging the nest, stone can keep wire straight.
Step 6: Birds
for the birds; you can use this ling to see how to make this origami bird step by step;
http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-twirling-bird.html
or you can use my photographs.
I used wasted papers for making birds, you can use them too or some hard black paper or other color as you wish.
http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-twirling-bird.html
or you can use my photographs.
I used wasted papers for making birds, you can use them too or some hard black paper or other color as you wish.
Step 7: Time to Fly!
time to fly!
now I can turn my eggs on and enjoy being in that dynamic space.
now I can turn my eggs on and enjoy being in that dynamic space.