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Overview

by Becky Stern
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This is a very simple FLORA project with no soldering-- a single NeoPixel lights up on an embroidered angler fish on a pair of shorts. The main board is stitched on the front of the design, in the belly of the fish. A snap is used on the fin as a digital switch, triggering a color change in the pixel in the angler's lure. Follow the circuit diagram to stitch up this circuit, and tuck the battery in the pocket.
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Project created with assistance from Risa Rose, photos on this page by Collin Cunningham
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Last updated on May 04, 2015 Published on May 08, 2013

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