Halloween LED Jellyfish Costume

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Here’s a cool one for all the DIY’ers out there just in time for Halloween: Make your own LED Jellyfish Costume using some LED rope lights and a translucent plastic salad bowl. Hey it’s weird and neat at the same time! Perfect for Halloween!

Boo!

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LED Throwies: Not Exactly What LED Manufacturers Intended

Instructables Article: LED Throwies

1. Buy a whole mess of colorful LEDs
2. Buy as many lithium button cell batteries as you did LEDs
3. Buy same quantity of small disk magnets
4. Tape one LED to one battery
5. Tape magnet to battery to complete one throwie
6. Take a whole bunch of throwies and chuck up onto side of metal building, bridge (don’t try this in Boston ), phone pole, side of your car, wherever
7. Stand back and admire the light show

Checkout the rest of this great article for the entire story, complete step-by-step instructions, recommendations, photos, and comments on this weird but totally cool new use for LEDs!

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