You can use our 2 ply conductive thread in the bobbin of a sewing machine. Thread the machine's needle with plain thread.
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Use a water-disolvable marker to plan out your circuit traces. |
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You may need to adjust the tension on your machine. Experiment on a scrap piece of fabric and examine the balance between the conductive and regular thread. Adjust the tension and experiment again until you are satisfied. |
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Machine stitch your circuit. |
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Leave long tails of conductive thread at the ends of your stitching lines in case you need to pick them up with a hand sewing needle and connect to other components. |
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Spritz away the markings with water. Be sure to let the fabric completely dry before powering up your circuit. |
