Hi friends, it’s Wei Wei here with this blinking slide switch Valentine’s day card using Chibitronics products, The Stamp Market stamp and Elle’s Studio stamp. Here’s my circuit template: I used a chipboard piece as the switch base. In the blinking slide switch, there is a long gap and multiple places you can press to […]
Light up shaker December daily
Hi friends, Merry Christmas! It’s Wei Wei here with a light up shaker page in my December daily. let’s take a look at my finished page: As you’ll see above my page is very fun and easy to do. I first printed my traveler’s notebook pages. When I saw this snow ball paper, I know […]
Lift the Flap Card for Sweet Christmas
Hi everyone! This is June.I can’t believe that this year is almost over. Unfortunately, it’s a very fast passing time, but we are grateful that Christmas still remains with us. I made the last Christmas card in this year. Pretty birds are celebrating Christmas with sweet things on this card. That bird’s house is also […]
Featured Educator – Trish Ryan
Introducing Trish Ryan, our first Chibitronics Ambassador from Australia and award winning educator! My name is Trish Ryan and I have been teaching for more than 20 years. I have taught K-12 in many different disciplines. Since 2012 I have been teaching at Wilkins Public School in Marrickville, NSW, Australia. I am a classroom teacher and […]
What Will You Find in the Sky on the Holiday Season’s Night?
Hi, crafty friends! It’s Yukiko I here again.How are you doing? We haven’t seen a long time with our family or friends. It is an awful life for us.I hope that you find something happy and can make your day bright. I made this card for this month’s project. A polar bear found something in […]
Light up card using pressure sensitive conductive plastic
Hi friends, It’s Wei Wei here. Today I would like to share this adorable fairy friends card showcasing the pressure sensor conductive plastic. This card is very easy to do. The only different is that I added the new product – pressure sensitive conductive plastic! I started by creating the inking background with distress inks and […]
Fireplace Pop-up Card
Hi, everyone! This is June! Winter has begun. Winter in South Korea is very cold, but each house has a underfloor heating system called Ondol, so the house is very warm. That’s why houses with fireplaces are rare in my country. However, I often wish to have a fireplace that looks warm and cozy at […]
Paper Circuits with Chibitronics on Outschool
Chibitronics is on Outschool! Outschool is a platform that offers live online classes where kids can interact with teachers, in small groups, in a variety of subject areas. Chibitronics is excited to join and offer a new way for kids and parents to engage with us! We’ll be offering our first course, a one-time 60-minutes […]
Ornament Challenge with light～～ DIY Christmas Tree
Hi, crafty friends! Yukiko I. , Nicorin is coming again here!Today, I am glad to showing the fun project for this season to you. I made a Christmas tree with the circuit. You can add the ornaments with the light on this tree.If you are looking for an advent project for the kids, it can […]
How to make light up mug card.
Hi, crafty friends! This is Eiko. I crafted for the first time in a long time. I make light up mug card using Chibitronics and Lawn Fawn stamps and dies. When you pull the spoon, the lamp glows. I will make the parts referring to the picture below. Die cut red sprinkle’n shine paper, 2mm thick […]
Halloween Light Up Card Using Pressure Sensor Conductive Plastic
Hi friends, It’s Wei Wei here. Today I would like to share this Halloween card showcasing the pressure sensor conductive plastic. This conductive plastic sheet is perfect for making DIY pressure sensors and adding a gentle fade in and fade out effect to your project. Just sandwich a piece of this material between your paper […]
Light Up Poinsettias!-with Pressure Sensor
Hello. Everyone! This is June! I can feel the perfect autumn. I don’t think there’s anything more fun for card makers than making Christmas cards for this fall day. It’s October, so it’s not too early, is it? I hope you enjoy crafting for Christmas! This monthly project had been designed as a circuit with […]