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 […]
Chibitronics at Pathfinders Winter Institute 2021
Chibitronics will be back at Infosys Pathfinders for Winter Institute 2021! Never been to Pathfinders? This three-day event will be an engaging computer science and maker education professional development experience for K-12 public teachers. Teachers can choose from 18 different computer science and maker education courses. All K-12 US public school teachers from all disciplines […]
Chibitronics at ISTE20 Live
Chibitronics will be presenting at this year’s ISTE20 Live discussing how to integrate computer science and paper engineering into your teaching. Want to join us? See all the details below. When: November 29 – December 5, 2020 (Registration is rolling but early bird pricing ends on October 1!) Where: Online! Find out more and register here. […]
Shadow Box Light-up Card
Hello, my crafty friends! This is June. I’m glad to share my cards here again for Chibitronics monthly project. This time, I created Shadow Box Cards again to thank the coming rich and cozy autumn using Hello Bluebird Stamps. I love the shadow box card very much because it creates a three dimensional scene with […]
Jumpin’ up to say “Happy Birthday!”–with pressure sensor switch
Hi Chibi-Friends!It has come summer finally in Japan. It was a very long rainy season this year.It’s very humid and the paper got wavy and the ink pad was getting too juicy!Actually, I can’t say “Tsuyu” which means the Japanese rainy season is a good time for crafting..So now, I start my engine for the […]
Lift the Flaps
1. Stamping & Coloring 2. Cutting Paper 3. Download Template 4. Creating Background 5. Creating Scene 6. Circuit Composing 7. Assembly Thank you for stopping by. Have a safe and joyful day! Instagram : paperandcircuit YouTube chanel : Paper & Circuit Supplies Chibitronics WHITE LED CIRCUIT LIGHTS Stickers Chibitronics COPPER TAPE 3V LITHIUM BATTERY (2016) […]
Featured Educator – Phet Pease
We recently asked a few teachers who attended our course at Infosys Pathfinders’ Winter Institute to share some advice with the teachers attending our Virtual Summer Institute course. Khamphet “Phet” Pease is an award-winning STEM teacher, who has taught at Wilson Middle School in San Diego for the past 14 years. She teaches 6th-8th grade […]
Chibitronics at CSTA 2020
Chibitronics will be presenting at this year’s Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) Virtual Conference. Want to join us? See all the details below. When: July 13-14, 2020 (Registration is open until July 8!) Where: Online! Find out more and register here. What: We’ll be presenting two sessions – 5 Stories from the Land of Paper […]
Fly High! Pop up card with light
Hi, crafty friends! It’s Nicorin.I made one more pop up card for this month’s project. And this card has a switch different from last month’s popup card. In this type of switch system, you can set the pop-up angle as you like because this switch doesn’t need the slit. Vroom…. Takeoff! Have a great flight!Where would […]
Light up Mini Album
First, I created the album cover with chipboard and pattern papers from Crate Paper. To decorate the cover, I added the cute house ephemera piece, and decided to make it “light up” . So, I cut out some holes on the windows and backed with vellum for LEDs light through. The circuit I used is […]
Electronic Popables
Electronic Popables By Jie Qi and Tungshen Chew A pop-up book showcasing different sensors and outputs made using paper, conductive tapes, conductive paints and electronic components. Images are by Leah Buechley Project Webpage: http://technolojie.com/electronic-popables/ Image Gallery