Remixing Anouk Wipprecht's Kitty Ear soldering project shared on OSHPARK and Shapeways.
Angela installs some custom infinity mirrors in novelty heart-themed shoes for Valentine's fun.
These fashionable earmuffs have a hidden circuit inside that will keep you extra warm this winter.
As Andrew finishes up his fiber optic light suit, he's adding in gesture control. Let's see how it works.
You wanted more LilyPad; you got it! Plenty of fresh, new e-textile kits and amenities for your wearable needs!
Andy is working on an audio control subsystem for his new fiber optic rave suit...let's check it out.
Sew LED strips into a fur vest for Halloween, Burning Man or any event that calls for furry lights.
If your resolutions include doing more crafts (and the winter weather is perfect for it), we've got a brand-new LilyPad product in a sparkling new kit just for you.
Here are some ideas and downloadable designs to get you inspired this Halloween season.
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