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Chibitronics Circuit Stickers - Color LED Add-On Kit

Do you have the Chibitronics Circuit Stickers Starter Kit or did you see "LED stickers" and wonder how that could be possible? This Circuit Stickers add-on kit from Chibitronics is a set of 24 individual red, yellow, and blue LEDs that offers a conductive adhesive backing that can be attached to just about any surface and powered by a simple coin cell battery. That's right, no soldering, no sewing, and no coding. Just peel, stick, and you'll have a set of glowing white LEDs in no time!

As these are stickers, you can expect them to be thin, light in weight, and particularly flexible. Each Circuit Sticker can be connected to each other and their power source via copper tape, conductive ink, and conductive paint.

Chibitronics has done an amazing job of amassing their knowledge base, as well. In the Documents section below is a link to their educational Learn page which is filled with step-by-step tutorials, instructional videos, beginning and advanced projects, and more!

  • 8x Red LED Circuit Stickers
  • 8x Yellow LED Circuit Stickers
  • 8x Blue LED Circuit Stickers

Chibitronics Circuit Stickers - Color LED Add-On Kit Product Help and Resources

Origami Paper Circuits

May 26, 2015
A quick tutorial to get you started in the world of light up origami flowers.
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