| Creator: | Life With Us |  |
| URL: | YouTube Video | |
| Notes: | Check out how Life With Us hacked an Ear Hat to create a Made with Magic enabled Fedora hat. According to the author, all he used to get this done was a glue gun, a pair of scissors and a ball point pen! Click the Read more link for further info. |
| Creator: | Mirradin |  |
| URL: | Instructable page | |
| Notes: | In this Instructable, Mirradin describes taking components from a Made with Magic Headband product and hacking them into a costume for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. It's one of the more elaborate and attractive hacks using Made with Magic as the LED drivers. Click the Read more link for further info. |
| Creator: | Estefannie Explains It All |  |
| URL: | YouTube | |
| Notes: | Estefannie shares her Minnie Mouse backpack hack in this amusing and educational YouTube video. Her Made with Magic component source is a DIYMwM kit she picked up at a trade show. Hacks using this MWM source are starting to show up out there in the wild. |
| Creator: | @MinnesotaMinnie |  |
| URL: | Twitter Timeline | |
| Notes: | A Made With Magic Glove, along with some optic fibers, was used to enlighten a skirt in this hack by @MinnesotaMinne that was first reported on Twitter. Some of the details for this hack came out during our interchanges and are shared in this article. Click in for more details. |
| Creator: | khyizang |  |
| URL: | bringmagichome.com page | |
| Notes: | Domed rose with a World of Color Sipper Cup base to supply Made With Magic capability. A relatively easy to accomplish Beauty and the Beast themed piece. Details for this hack are laid out in the article. |
| Creator: | khyizang |  |
| URL: | bringmagichome.com page | |
| Notes: | A Minnie Santa Hat is adorned with white fabric rose buds that are energized by Made With Magic components taken from a Glove product. Details for this hack are laid out in the article. |
| Creator: | khyizang |  |
| URL: | bringmagichome.com page | |
| Notes: | The base unit of a World of Color Sipper Cup is combined with a candle holder from Dollar Tree and a dome constructed from a 2 L plastic beverage bottle. In this example, the centerpiece is a castle light-up ornament, but virtually anything could be chosen, instead. |
| Creator: | khyizang |  |
| URL: | bringmagichome.com page | |
| Notes: | For this hack, we start with components taken from a Glove . The board LEDs are snipped off and the leads fitted with female-female Dupont cables. Diffused RGB LEDs are inserted into the end and slipped into fabric rose buds from the Dollar Store. Florist tape conceals the wiring and the assembly is placed into a vase. Good for anytime but do think about Valentines Day! |
| Creator: | khyizang | |
| URL: | bringmagichome.com page | |
| Notes: | The Glove's board lends itself to replacement of the onboard LEDs with connectors that greatly expand the possibilities available for reimagining. When reconfigured, the results kind of look octopus-like. Here, a single Glove board is used to power three different lanterns resulting in a Mickey Lantern! This always gets favorable comments from viewers. |
Yogis are into flexibility. That's also true for the components we'll look at in this post. Each of these components offers much more flexibility for placement of the LEDs than has been true for the components utilized in the previous posts. This presents some welcome new opportunities.
