Rainbow Fade Animating LED

I wanted a tiny light for my greeting card making and these fit the bill. You couldn't find a tinier light and the instructions give you plenty of info for easy installation. And you get ton of them in an order, well worth the money.

If you're looking to elevate your paper crafting projects, consider trying these craft light sensors. They’ve completely transformed how I approach interactive designs—seriously, a total game-changer! The sensors are intuitive and fun to use once you get the hang of them. They add a magical, high-tech touch to cards, journals, or any paper-based project. That said, setting them up does take a bit of patience. Aligning the conductive tape and getting the power source properly connected can be tricky at first. But once everything is in place, the results are more than worth the effort. Perfect for crafters looking to push the boundaries of creativity. Highly recommend!

These LEDs are absolutely amazing. We teach a workshop with children aged 8+ where each of them learns how to illuminate a water color painting using LEDs. The kids love it, and it's one of our most popular workshops. I've taught similar workshops using other LEDs and nothing comes even CLOSE to these; the workshops we teach wouldn't be possible without them. Totally, totally in love with these stickers. The happy faces kids make when they get them to light up is pure magic.

I bought some double sided copper tape and a boat load of batteries and set off to my craft room to make cards. It has taken me a while to figure out how to lay out all the elements in the confines of a card but I'm getting better. These little stickers work great! I have had to pull them off multiple times when I messed up the tape layout and they have stuck back down just fine. In the picture of the stickers it looks like there are 10 stickers so I thought the rest were behind. It turns out that what looks like one piece contains 3 tiny stickers so you are seeing all 30 stickers in the picture. I didn't realize that at first because I had never used them before. I would recommend these sticker lights and I look forward to showing my grandson how to make circuits and play with them too.

I used Chibitronics LED Circuit Stickers in an art class to make light-up greeting cards. I had previously done the same class with Surface Mount LEDs. Surface Mount LEDS are much smaller--about the size of a grain of rice--making them very difficult to work with. Chibitronics larger overall size and adhesive backing make them easier to work with. Chibitronics triangular shape also makes identifying polarity very easy. Chibitronics have built in resistors which allows all color lights to work with every other color light. This is not true for Surface Mount LEDs. Surface Mount LEDS are much cheaper- about ten for a dollar compared to a dollar each for Chibitronics. Next time I work with seniors or kids I'm going to spring for the Chibitronics.

Chibitronics are the perfect way to engage newbies and kids in learning about electronic circuits! I've used these a lot over the past few years at events and in classes at our makerspace... and people absolutely love them. They work great unless the surface you put them on is too floppy or flexible, because the stickers are a bit stiff and so they will pull off of the surface and thus away from the circuit. This is a small problem... but I wonder if it would be possible to make more flexible ones that are based on a vinyl type material. I would recommend these highly to anyone who wants a simple way to add LEDs to a craft project.

I found these too hard to get them to consistently light up when the circuit is closed. Sometimes they did, but sometimes they didn't.

Fun idea. But the adhesive isn't very user friendly, if you don't get it on right the first time, might as well kiss it good bye. BUT I don't know if you could use super glue or some other type of adhesive to make it workable again.

Works well

Got these for card making. They are easy to use, and work great.