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ensearchweb|With Instructables you can share what you make with the world, and tap into an ever-growing community of creative experts.Intro: Light Up LED CardAs part of the maker club my husband and I run at a local school we came up with these simple light up cards for the kids to ...
Step 1: Sketch your designUse a pencil to sketch your design for the front of the card, then determine where you want the LEDs to be placed. Sketch the location of the ...
Step 2: Add copper tape and batteryCut 2 lengths of copper tape to match your sketch and peel off the backing and apply to your card. Use two mini glue dots to to attach ...
Step 3: Add your LEDSelect a couple of LEDs for your card. Bend the legs flat and place on the copper tape. Use a small scrap of copper tape set on the ...
Step 4: Secure your LEDOnce your LED lights up you can secure it to the card. To make the best connection cut a small piece of copper tape and stick the backing ...
Step 5: Make a SwitchNow you need a switch to complete the circuit. The simplest version is a pressure switch, simply secure the scrap of copper tape you used in step 3 ...
Step 6: Make the front of the cardTake a second piece of card stock and lay over your circuit, this will be the front of your card. Mark where the LEDs hit the outer card ...
Step 7: Give the card to someoneAs part of the maker club my husband and I run at a local school we came up with these simple light up cards for the kids to get experience with creating a circuit. Although there are many fun products for kids to learn about circuits we found many of them to be cost prohibitive for a club with 60 kids. This project uses inexpensive supplies so that everyone can join in the fun. Materials:Card stock (2 sheets per card)scotch tapeMini glue dots1/4& copper tape (available )LEDs (2 or 3 per card)Metal Brads (used for the on off switch)Coin Cell BatteryMarkers and items to decorate your cardStep 1: Sketch your designUse a pencil to sketch your design for the front of the card, then determine where you want the LEDs to be placed. Sketch the location of the battery. It should be near one edge of the card, you will need to push on this spot to make the card light up -
keep that in mind when placing (i.e. a teddy bear with eyes that light up could have the battery located at it's belly button). We will be creating a parallel circuit, so sketch in two lines for the copper tape starting at the LED locations - one should end under the battery and the other should be about 3/4& to one side of the battery. About This Instructable 8More by Karenda:Add instructable to:Related}