STUDIO 24: Light-Up Tote Bag with EL (Electroluminescent) Panels In-Person
Make a customized glowing canvas tote bag using Electroluminescent (EL) panels! These unique panels emit a soft glow or can be set to two blinking speeds powered by a AA battery pack. In this workshop you will use canvas tote bags to create a unique outline for the panel to glow through. You'll also be able to choose a plastic overlay color and stitch a fabric pocket to hold the electronics while learning about using electronics in fashion accessories. No prior electronics experience required. Each participant will receive a 4"x4" light-up patch and black canvas tote to craft a project with.
Electronics Studio
From April to June, STUDIO 24 will be dedicated to playful and practical explorations of electronics. Classes and drop-in experiences will cover a variety of topics from the fundamentals of circuits and coding to creative projects that bring technology and art together. Electronics studio experiences will be facilitated by Maker-In-Residence, Ayesha Wilson, alongside Creative Technologists and community educators. Electronics studio is for everyone! Whether you're an experienced tinkerer or you're brand new to electronics, we invite you to create, learn, and explore topics in electronics in a supportive and creative community space.
- Date:
- Monday, Apr 21 2025
- Time:
- 4:00pm - 6:00pm
- Location:
- STUDIO 24 Classroom, NoBo Library
- Audience:
- All ages
- Categories:
- Makerspace
This class will be at the STUDIO 24 Makerspace in the NoBo Library. Here are directions and parking information for the NoBo Library. Our Makerspace classes often have long waitlists. We sincerely hope that you can attend, but if you are for some reason unable to, please cancel your registration ASAP so that one of the people on our waiting list can take your place in the class. You can cancel by going back to your confirmation email and following the link.
All makerspace patrons are expected to adhere to makerspace and library rules and policies. All users and visitors must agree to and sign the Acknowledgment of Risk and Release Form each visit before entering the space.