SparkFun heads to Washington D.C. to teach soldering, e-textiles and programming at the United States of America Science and Engineering Festival
This installment of our new e-textiles how-to video series shows you how to incorporate LED string lights into your Halloween costume!
One of the largest public school entities in the country kicked off a pilot program to integrate Software Engineering in grades 6 and 9 for 20 different schools. SparkFun was chosen to support their foray into embedded electronics, arduino, and eTextiles.
Hannah Hart visits the SparkFun kitchen to show us how a proper work lunch is done!
We participated in the annual Costume Con in Denver recently, and taught an e-textiles workshop!
How to use SparkFun's LilyPad products to incorporate light into your textile projects!
Our E-Textiles guru Dia explains how to make a decorative conductive fabric button!
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