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You’re in the right place! At Tinker Tailor, we’re more than just a shop—we’re makers, just like you. Every product we sell is something we’ve personally tested, tinkered with, and loved. No faceless corporation here—just real people passionate about creativity and innovation.

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Conductive Fabrics

Power up your wearables with our range of conductive fabrics⚡and components, ready for whatever you dream up. From lush silver to nifty nickel to charming copper, you’ll find different colours, thicknesses, and flex levels to mix, match, and make magic.

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Scribbles

Discover tips, tricks, tutorials, and the latest news from the Tinker Tailor community. Explore our collection of guides designed to help you master e-textiles, wearable technology, and DIY electronics projects.
Silver vs Copper vs Nickel Conductive Fabric
July 22, 2026 • Christine Farion

Silver vs Copper vs Nickel Conductive Fabric

So you need conductive fabric — but which one? Silver, copper, nickel... they all conduct electricity, so does it eve...
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CMozGlow NeoPixel library running on CMoz ESP32-S3 Mini with LED effects
July 19, 2026 • Christine Farion

CMozGlow is here: We built a NeoPixel library that writes your code for you

We built the NeoPixel library we always wished existed. CMozGlow is free, open-source, and designed for wearables — w...
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Wearing Productivity on Your Sleeve: How I Built a Wi-Fi-Enabled To-Do List Cuff
July 11, 2026 • Christine Farion

Wearing Productivity on Your Sleeve: How I Built a Wi-Fi-Enabled To-Do List Cuff

Learn how to build a wearable Wi-Fi to-do list bracelet using an ESP32-C3 Super Mini, tri-color e-paper display, and ...
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I Built the ESP32 Course I Wish I'd Had — 22 Episodes on Wearable Electronics & Fashion Tech
May 16, 2026 • Christine Farion

I Built the ESP32 Course I Wish I'd Had — 22 Episodes on Wearable Electronics & Fashion Tech

I built the ESP32 course I wish I'd had when I started. 22 episodes. Five tiers. One complete wearable build at the e...
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Conductive fabric and circuit board components for wearable technology projects
February 27, 2026 • Christine Farion

Wearable technology components: conductive fabrics & circuit boards

Explore the essential components behind wearable technology: conductive fabrics that conduct electricity and circuit ...
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Gemma microcontroller board sewn into wearable tech project
February 21, 2026 • Christine Farion

Reasons Gemma Boards Are Your New Besties

Discover why the Gemma microcontroller board is the perfect tool for wearable tech projects - compact, affordable, an...
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Makers, Misfits, & Missing Parts.

Tinker Tailor started with a very specific frustration: why is it so hard to get just a little bit of the good stuff—conductive fabric, tiny components, and the tips to actually sew and solder them without letting the magic smoke out?

What began as experiments on my personal site, christinefarion.com, turned into a realization: the wearable tech world needed a proper treasure chest of gear and guidance, not a scavenger hunt.

So Tinker Tailor was born—your all-in-one stash of circuit boards, conductive bits, and sewing supplies, here to turn “I have a weird idea…” into “Look what I made!”