This tutorial will show you how to build a jacket with turn signals that will let people know where you're headed when you're on your bike. We'll use conductive thread and sewable electronics so your jacket will be soft and wearable and washable when you're done. Enjoy!
Difficulté
Moyen
Durée
5 heure(s)
Catégories
Électronique, Sport & Extérieur
Coût
50 USD ($)
Sommaire
- 1 Étape 1 - Design
- 2 Étape 2 - Important note about the power supply
- 3 Étape 3 - Transfer the sketch to your garment
- 4 Étape 4 - Preparation before sewing
- 5 Étape 5 - Sew your power supply and LilyPad to your jacket
- 6 Étape 6 - Sew the + petal of your LilyPad down
- 7 Étape 7 - Put fabric glue on each of your knots
- 8 Étape 8 - Test your stitching
- 9 Étape 9 - Sew on your turn signal LEDs
- 10 Étape 10 - Test your turn signals
- 11 Étape 11 - Place your control switches
- 12 Étape 12 - Sew in your switches
- 13 Étape 13 - Sew a single LED onto the sleeve of each arm
- 14 Étape 14 - Program your jacket
- 15 Étape 15 - Go biking
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Outils
Étape 1 - Design
Étape 2 - Important note about the power supply
Étape 3 - Transfer the sketch to your garment
Étape 4 - Preparation before sewing
Étape 5 - Sew your power supply and LilyPad to your jacket
Étape 6 - Sew the + petal of your LilyPad down
Étape 7 - Put fabric glue on each of your knots
Étape 8 - Test your stitching
Étape 9 - Sew on your turn signal LEDs
Étape 10 - Test your turn signals
Étape 11 - Place your control switches
Étape 12 - Sew in your switches
Étape 13 - Sew a single LED onto the sleeve of each arm
Étape 14 - Program your jacket
Étape 15 - Go biking
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