STEM Reimagined: Craft Meets Code The Love to Code Creative Coding Kit is a fun, new way to learn circuits and coding. With our interactive storybook, Love to Code Vol 1, you can join Fern the Frog and her friends to build your own interactive projects and learn circuits and programming along the way! You’ll learn to make LED lights shine […]
Spring has Come! —-Make a Circuit with Silver Ink Pen
Hi crafty friends! It’s Nicorin today. The spring air is blowing. I feel the pollen… Do you have hayfever? In Japan, so many people have a pollen allergy. Spring is a very beautiful season and snoozy too. I have a project for sharing with you. Today’s one is the spring card. An adorable bunny shows […]
Shadow Box Pop-up Card
If you want to make the card, please watch my YouTube tutorial about it. And follow these instructions: Step 1. Preparing the paper Step 2. Die Cutting Step 3. Coloring and Blending Step 4. Circuit Design Step 5. Assembling Done! If you need more information and interested in mechanism of the circuit, please watch the […]
Valentine Light Up Card
For making this card, I prepared these. The switch part is little different from the one I used to use. I discussed with Chibitronics Design Team member, Eiko and Nicorin, and tried to make the switch as easy as possible for kids. With this stich, it allows both positive and negative line of coppertapes go […]
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What are Circuit Stickers? Imagine materials that look like familiar craft supplies, but can add light and interactivity to your projects. With a little help from our peel-and-stick circuits, blending art, engineering and STEM learning begins with a simple piece of paper! For budding artists and experienced creators Whether you’re new to art and electronics […]
Fireworks for 2020
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You are My Favorite
Hi, Crafty Friends! Coming new year, it filled with Valentine’s air in the craft world. We can send to our friend with filling warm, heartful, kind, and happy feelings in our card. Sending a card to the friends you love!It’s cold but we can spend this time warmly in the heart. I made an interactive […]
How to make light up mouse office card.
Hi, crafty friends! This is Eiko and I make light up popping out toast card using Chibitronics and Lawn Fawn stamps and dies. When you pull the tab, the message pops out of the typewriter and the lamp glows. I will make the parts referring to the picture below. 4 1/4 x 11 inches chili pepper cardstock. […]
Mice in a Wreath
‘Merry Mice for Chibitronics’ stamps from Lawn Fawn ‘Push Here’ stamp from Lawn Fawn ‘Large Wreath’ dies from Lawn Fawn ‘Fancy Wavy Banners’ die from Lawn Fawn ‘Flippin’ Awesome Add-On’ dies from Lawn Fawn ‘Circle Infinity Dies’ from Hero Arts White LED’s Sticker from Chibitronics Copper Tape from Chibitronics 3V coin battery (2016) Conductive Fabric […]
How to make light up tree shaker card.
Hi crafty friends! This is Eiko and I make light up tree shaker card using Chibitronics and Lawn Fawn merry mice kit. This card has a battery holder so you can easily replace the battery. Prepare these parts. ~Make the circuit~ Put the tree frame and the other parts, mark the position of the lights. […]