Bill of materials:
- FLORA main board
- FLORA accelerometer + compass module
- 12 FLORA RGB NeoPixels
- 150mAh LiPo battery or 3xAAA battery pack
- Conductive thread
- Standard thread
- Lined skirt with either a sheer overlay or cutout top layer
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Sharp scissors are a must! |
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You'll use a needle and to stitch up the circuit. |
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Conductive thread will carry signal and current to the Flora NeoPixels. |
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You will need a good quality basic multimeter that can measure voltage and continuity. Click here to buy a basic multimeter. Click here to buy a top of the line multimeter. Click here to buy a pocket multimeter. Don't forget to learn how to use your multimeter too! |
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We recommend beginners use an embroidery hoop to stabilize
the circuit-supporting fabric during sewing. It makes things a lot
easier and results in a better-looking finished project. For more
information on using an embroidery hoop correctly, check out our Cross Stitch tutorial. |
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Clear nail polish or fray check to seal knots |
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To mark out your circuit use a water-soluble embroidery marker or tailor's chalk. |
