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This fantastic new ‘Electro-Fashion’ range from Kitronik has been specially designed so electronics can be used in textiles. They allow lighting effects to be added to textile designs without soldering.

The kits use ‘conductive thread’ which is a thread that can be used like cotton thread but conducts like a wire.

The sewable LED bulk pack provides enough parts for 60 students and works out at
Equivalent to a cost of £1.80 per student.

The bulk pack includes:

  • 60 sewable/stitchable coin cell holder
  • 60 CR2032 lithium coin cells
  • 4 reels of conductive thread each 50 yards long.
  • 25 blue flashing LEDs
  • 25 red flashing LEDs
  • 25 yellow flashing LEDs
  • 25 green flashing LEDs
  • 10 colour-changing LED

This kit uses our own custom designed ‘stitchable’ coin cell holder. This has the benefit of large, easy to stitch connection points (no more difficult little holes!) and clearly marked terminals which show the battery polarity.

Click here to down load the guide on how to use this kit pdf_icon.gif

For more information and examples showing you how to use these parts in a e-textiles design visit our dedicated e-textiles section.

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    Hi, instead of getting:25 blue flashing LEDs25 red flashing LEDs25 yellow flashing LEDs25 green flashing LEDs10 colour changing LEDwhen ordering this pack, am I able to have just half blue and half white leds? I'm not interested in the other colours.Thanks, Grace.
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    Q Hi, instead of getting:25 blue flashing LEDs25 red flashing LEDs25 yellow flashing LEDs25 green f...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on June 3, 2019 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin HI Grace, Thank you for your question I am afraid not we just build these packs in that combination. Best Regards Cullen
  2. Hello!Are the battery holders switchable? How are they turned on and off? Just pressure? Or does the circuit require a switch?
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    Q Hello!Are the battery holders switchable? How are they turned on and off? Just pressure? Or do...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on November 28, 2018 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Nick, The coin cell holders provided in this bulk pack are the basic coin cell holders, 2701-sewable-coin-cell-holder. They will allow power to flow when the battery is inserted, to stop power flowing the battery would need to be removed. Although switches are included in the bulk pack these could be purchased alongside to enable the circuits to be switched on/off, our E-textiles switches can be found at E-textiles switches and sensors .
  4. How do you attach the LEDs in these kits - is there an LED that is sewable?
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    Q How do you attach the LEDs in these kits - is there an LED that is sewable?
    Asked by Anonymous on July 14, 2017 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Sarah, You can see an example of how to attach these LEDs here, getting-started-e-textiles-basic-circuit-standard-led it is a case of bending the legs to create a loop. In the bulk pack we don't currently have the options to have sewable LEDs. However you can also turn a standard LED into a sewable LED using this board, 2746-electro-fashion-sewable-5mm-led-holder-pack-of-10.
  6. The Bulk Pack for 60 persons has 110 LEDs. Why does it not have 120, so that each person can have 2 LEDs?
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    Q The Bulk Pack for 60 persons has 110 LEDs. Why does it not have 120, so that each person can have...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on October 8, 2015 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin The reason for this is that you can only use 1 colour changing LED per coin cell. This is due to how much current it draws when making certain colours, if you have two or more it wouldn’t be able to make these certain colours and the LED would just reset to the start of the cycle. This means there are enough LED’s for 50 students to have 2 flashing LED’s and 10 students to have 1 colour changing LED’s.
  8. Hi, I would like to do an e-textiles project with my textiles club before trialling in lessons! Which kit would you recommend? I have been on course a couple of years ago but need a project that is as simple as possible! I like the idea of the zipper creature - do you sell this in a kit form?
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    Q Hi, I would like to do an e-textiles project with my textiles club before trialling in lessons! W...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on October 8, 2012 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin The kit that you have looked at on the website is perfect for the zippi doll. It does however require the addition of a tilt switch, so to make a zippi doll you would need: An electro-fashion sewable LED kit An electro-fashion tilt switch (see Individual e-textiles parts) You then need to follow the instructions in the free to download zippi doll notes and make the doll using fabric, zips, buttons etc which you have supplied. The class pack contains parts to make 60 sewable LED kits (50 with two flashing LEDs, 10 with one colour LED) and offers this at a cheaper price than buying the individual kits. The alternative is to go for the individua
    l electro-fashion sewable LED kits which would be perfect to test it with a small group.
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