Make your boards easy to prototype with!
This is super fun and doesn’t take much time to do. It makes your circuit boards ready for prototyping! Adding different connectors to your board makes it easy to prototype. Have you ever wanted to try something with a circuit, but then needed to find a...
Make an Open Universal Input Sleeve {OUIS}
I’ve gotten so many wonderful conductive fabrics (from Tinker Tailor) that I wanted to make use of them in a way that shows how we can use them. I wrote an Instructable: https://www.instructables.com/Touch-Me-Open-Universal-Input-Sleeve-OUIS/ that details the...
Modding a PeriPage: Going for gold
I’ve written a previous post about the PeriPage because I think it’s super cute and useful. They are also pretty easy to take apart and do some color modding! This is a guide to the modding process, how to take it apart, and then paint it and put it back...
UV nail resin for strength in wearables
Nail resin can keep your connections strong! Making wearable projects are super fun and challenging. This is a super quick post to document that typically I use nail varnish to cover my sewing knots. This is a good solution but for some of my joins with thin (very...
Add an external reset button on the Gemma M0 board.
I recently created a wearable project and the Gemma M0 board was on the inside of the wearable. However, I needed the ability to reset the board. The problem was that the reset was only accessible when I opened the wearable piece up and accessed the Gemma board. This...Tinker Tailor
When I started making wearable electronics - it was very difficult to find unusual parts, small components, fabrics, conductive materials, all in one place. I decided to create Tinker Tailor to address this for makers!
www.TinkerTailor.tech supplies the difficult-to-get parts for the Wearable Electronics community. My aim is to provide you with everything you need to make wearable technology projects, for beginners and experienced makers too.
