Today I wanted to start with this cute little Halloween goodie bag I created with Chibitronics, a file from SVGCuts, my Cricut and of course some of my favorite basics...papers from Core'dinations.
I began with a the treat bag file from the Fright Night Collection, which I cut with my Cricut Explore from a combination of the Core Basics Patterns, Orange Small Dot, Core Basics, Black, and the Orange from the Core Essentials Brights Collection.
After I cut all my papers, the fun of assembling and lighting up the bag with Chibitronics began. First I created my parallel circuit. I marked dots on my backing piece where the holes on the bag were, so I would know where to place the lights. Please don't break your copper tape, two continuous loops are necessary. (yes, I know this from experience) And be sure leave enough overhang to add your battery later.
From there I simply added my LED lights, I chose to add one to every other hole because I didn't want to over work my battery. How simple was that....I have a light now at each hole.
Pretty cool, right? But wait....Chibitronics just came out with some super cool effects stickers and you know I had to give them a try. Adding the effect sticker was a bit more complicated, and being that I was working in a limited area I used a bit of masking tape as an insulator. You can see the effects sticker layout directions here.
From there, I simply finished the assembly of my bag. Ok, yeah, I know those are all still photos, so you can't see how cool it is that these lights now blink...or can you? Check out this short video of the bag blinking....
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