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 I started thinking of my ideas for the final project and how I could include E-textile in it. 
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 -	Conductive embroidery 
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 -	Costume : costumes that react : material with water/ metal: on my body directly, performance 
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 -	Arduino : Use Arduino to connect my midi-controller Playtronica and use Arduino’s memory to not have to use a computer. 
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 -	ex: take the 0 & 1 modules and make them hide other 0 and 1 with circuit or code. 
 
 ## References & Inspiration
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 They made a conductive pattern on textile, and an embroidered computer. 
 http://www.ireneposch.net/the-embroidered-computer/
 
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 https://counterchemists.github.io/ 
 
 https://afroditipsarra.com/ 
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 Get scisors etc just for conductive materials.
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 Multimeter
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 Resistance (different ones)
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 Pinces
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 Conductive threads (thin)
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 Normal thread
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 Needle
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 Safety pins
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 Conductive fabric
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 Leds
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 Velostat
 
 ## Process and workflow