Here Be Dragons! For all my fellow dragon-loving readers, this light-up bookmark is for you! Did you know that cartographers inscribed âHic Sunt Dracones (Here Be Dragons)â in a copper globe over 500 years ago? On the back of this bookmark is a map near the edge of the Northern Hemisphere, and on the front […]
10 Ways to Use Pressure Sensitive Conductive Plastic
If you arenât yet familiar with our Pressure Sensitive Conductive Plastic, and some of the ways that it might be used to add intrigue and interactivity to your cards, crafts, and creations, this post is for you! As the name suggests, Pressure Sensitive Conductive Plastic is a type of plastic that conducts electricity, in varying […]
Haunted House Parts 1 & 2 (featuring DIY Pressure Sensors)
We’re excited to announce two new tutorials that show you how to make two pressure sensor circuits out of Pressure Sensitive Conductive Plastic! These circuits allow you to make totally different interactions using the same artwork by switching up the circuits, like in these cool haunted house scenes! In the “Haunted House Pt. 1: Intro […]
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 […]
Walk around the Autumn Forest —–using the pressure sensor conductive plastic
Autumn is my favorite season because the air is clean and the leaves change their colors. It is so beautiful. I am so inspired by them every year.Animals are so busy preparing the coming winter. I am so happy to share my monthly project with you here. I imagined the autumn of MA when I […]
Jumpinâ up to say âHappy Birthday!ââwith pressure sensor switch
Hi Chibi-Friends!It has come summer finally in Japan. It was a very long rainy season this year.Itâs very humid and the paper got wavy and the ink pad was getting too juicy!Actually, I canât say âTsuyuâ which means the Japanese rainy season is a good time for crafting..So now, I start my engine for the […]