fabricademy2017:students:anamaria.martinlopez:week9 [Textile Academy]

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 **This shirt carries 14 LEDs sewn into Charlieplexing to occupy less outputs and thus improve the project in the future.**
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-**Iron the vinyl figures with Pacman shape matching with the path of the leds of the other shirt.leds of the other shirt.** **{{  :fabricademy2017:students:anamaria.martinlopez:week9:captura.jpg?nolink&526x290  |captura.jpg}}**
+**Iron the vinyl figures with Pacman shape matching with the path of the leds of the other shirt.leds of the other shirt.leds of the other shirt.leds of the other shirt.** **{{  :fabricademy2017:students:anamaria.martinlopez:week9:captura.jpg?nolink&526x290  |captura.jpg}}**
 **Vinil:** **[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6qTJd3wtrO5b2NYTXdMQVQtckk/view?usp=sharing|https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6qTJd3wtrO5b2NYTXdMQVQtckk/view?usp=sharing]]**
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 **To create the button you must cut 3 squares of 4x4cm, iron a circle of textile vinyl in one of them to decorate, sew them and fill them with sponge cut to the same size.**
-**In one of them, we will sew on one side a piece of conductive fabric of the same size and join it to the button, creating a sliding button that rides on the previous piece ensuring that the part with conductive fabric touches the stitching conductive thread thus the circuit is closed and the lights turn on.**
+**In one of them, we will sew on one side a piece of conductive fabric of the same size and join it to the button, creating a sliding button that rides on the previous piece ensuring that the part with conductive fabric touches the stitching conductive thread thus the circuit is closed and the lights turn on.ensuring that the part with conductive fabric touches the stitching conductive thread thus the circuit is closed and the lights turn on.**
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-First I did tests with 3 leds.
+First I did tests with 3 leds.leds.
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