Make simple wearable electronics with this fun filled STEAM and STEM kit.
Making wearable electronics and soft circuitry projects has never been easier thanks to the Sewing Circuits Kits. Using Conductive Thread and our special Crazy Circuits components you can easily sew a circuit onto any fabric. Create a shirt, bracket, or pillow in minutes using only basic sewing skills. If you can sew a button on a shirt you can make your own wearable project.
Each version of the kit comes with everything you need to start creating projects right out of the box. We include large needles, conductive thread, batteries, and our custom electronics parts. The Classroom Set also include multiple colors of felt fabric sheets. Follow the included directions, one of our step by step video guides, or create your own project from scratch.
Warning: Kit includes small parts and batteries. These are a choking hazard. Not intended for children under the age of 10.
We highly recommend that users have a basic background knowledge of how to sew, especially in a classroom environment. All projects are run on 3V of power which can not be felt when worn. For a much simpler wearable project use our Paper Circuits Kit and build our No Sew Bracelet project.
Standard vs Classroom Set
The Standard Kit is designed to be used by an individual or small group and includes enough materials for at least 2 projects, whereas the Classroom Set includes enough components for at least 25 projects.
Standard Kit Includes:
5 Batteries
4 Jumbo Sewable LEDs (Red, Blue, Green, and White)
2 Sewable Battery Holders
2 Needles
2 Threading Tools
2 Button Snaps
1 Roll of Conductive Thread (16 feet)
Classroom Set Includes:
25 Jumbo Sewable LEDs (Red, Blue, Green, White and Color Changing)
30 Batteries
25 Sewable Battery Holders
25 Needles
25 Threading Tools
25 Button Snaps
13 Sheets of Fabric
12 Bobbins of Conductive Thread (16 feet each)
Directions, Lesson Plans, and Videos
Print and and use one of our many sewable projects from our online Project Database. We're always adding new projects to our database so be sure to check back frequently.
If you have questions about implementing sewing projects in your classroom or after school group feel free to contact us at any time. We've done sewing projects with students from 2nd grade up through college and have many useful tips and tricks for successful classroom management.
