Go nOOd this Halloween. These bendy light filaments are any easy way to add some lighting to your costumes.
This Learn Guide from Erin St. Blaine will take you through the steps!
Adafruit nOOds are little noodles of light. They’re as simple to use as a regular LED – connect one end to power and one end to ground, and they light up and glow. They’re incredibly bendy and flexible, making them just perfect for small subtle costume details. A nOOds will last for hours on a single coin cell battery, with no big noisy EL-wire inverter to manage.
We’ll also get a little crazy and hook 3 nOOds up to a QT Py microcontroller, so they can be dimmed or sequenced using CircuitPython code.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN! All month we’ll be bringing you ideas and projects for an Electronic Halloween!
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