In our first reed switch tutorial, Magical Magnetism: Intro to Reed Switches (Normally Open), we introduced the most common type of reed switch, demonstrated how to use one in a circuit, and showed how to make a magnetic wand that can trigger any circuit you make with one. In this follow up tutorial, Magical Magnetism: Intro […]
Make a Splash!—–Using the Metal Brad for the switch parts
Hi, crafty friends! I’m so happy to see you here! I’d like to send cheerful splash to you with this card. This bear cub loves the rainy day. He and his dad are going for a walk in the rain. He finds a puddle and he is jumping in the puddle. Then…. the water are […]
Light up Bookmarks
Hi everyone, this is Rana and I’m so happy to be back here in the blog with a new project with Chibitronics products. My project for today is a very cute light up bookmarks: At first I started to design my bookmark with the circuit in silhouette studio software and then I simply cut all […]
Magical Magnetic Wand & Chibitronics Reed Switch (Magnet On)
Magnets, like wands, are magical! In my tutorial, Magical Magnetism: Intro to Reed Switches (Magnet On), I’ll show you how to make a magnetic wand that can trigger a circuit you make with a reed switch. A reed switch and magnet are an intriguing duo possessing magical qualities that may be applied in countless ways. […]
Light Up Scrapbook Layout
Hi friends, Itโs Wei Wei back with a scrapbook layout using Chibitronics LEDs and Pinkfresh Studio scrapbooking elements. The die cut camera with a shaker is always a good addition to a photographic layout! I just wanted to add a little bit different element to this layout. I knew the Chibitronics LED is the perfect choice for […]
The Endless Birthday Card with Lights —Using The Conductive Fabric Tape
Hi, crafty friends! I’m so happy to share my project here again. I’d like to show you an endless birthday card today.ใI featured the conductive fabric tape. It is a must-have for today’s project. Check out how useful is the fabric conductive tape in this project! This card has the 4 sides inside. When you […]
Light Up Waterfall Card Featuring Chibitronics LED Stickers
Pull tab sliders, also known as waterfall cards, add interactivity and a surprising flipping motion to handmade creations such as greeting cards, scrapbooks, and posters. Easily constructed with paper, glue, and tape, their flat design and flexibility make them ideal for adding paper circuitry. In this new tutorial, perfect for Valentine’s Day, Jill Dawson shows […]
Silent Night — Pop Up Box Card with Chibitronics Lights
Hello Chibitronics friends!Yukiko Inami is writing again for Chibitronics.Do you think the holiday season is the best for using the lights, right?The cool air makes the lights sparkly and the snow makes the beautiful reflection.So I am so excited to use the Chibitronics lights in my project especially in this season!I made the pop up […]
The Spinner Card with the Conductive Threadsโ Happy Haunting!
Hello, happy crafters! Are you ready for this Halloween?ใIt is not so familiar in Japan, but I like to join it with this skeleton spinner card. I love the wicked fun event there! And I saw the Chibitronics website told about the conductive thread. You can see many TIPS for using the conductive thread in […]
Shadow Picture Box with Chibitronics —–BON VOYAGE!
Hi friends! Yukiko is here again with a shadow box having light for this month’s project. I miss many of my favorite places in this world, especially over the sea. I tried to enjoy my trip in the shadow picture box. When you turn the disc, you can see my favorite scenes in the light. […]
PEACOCK LIGHT-UP CARD
Hi friends, June(Jooyeon Lee) here again! Today I am sharing a beautiful Peacock Thank You Card(Actually this is a post card, not a card.) for Chibitronics monthly project. Most peacocks are blueish, but the ones I made have many colors such as yellow, pink, and so on. Which of these four-colored peacocks do you like best? […]
Let’s Get Spooky!
Howdy everyone and Happy Wednesday! I’m Allison Cope and today I’m sharing a fun Halloween inspired card with you! I first began my card by stamping and coloring all of the images using Copic Markers. I also stamped each monster’s head again on some vellum paper to mount behind their cut out eyes. I did […]