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While working on the lighthouse circuit, I had a few issues. I struggled to get the light to actually light up, and I was getting super frustrated. I began running my fingers along the copper tape to see if maybe there was somewhere along the tape that wasn't connected. While doing this, the light flickered and I knew I had almost figured it out.

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Here is my starting point with the lighthouse circuit.

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Here is where I got super frustrated because it wasn’t lighting up

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I finally got it to light up! But I have to use my finger to keep it lit.

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This project was a little more difficult in terms of the set-up of materials. I was worried I would accidentally break the LED light wires while trying to bend the wire, but I ended up not breaking it!

On top of that, one of the hardest parts about this project was actually just getting the thread through the needle. It took me forever!

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I wasn’t sure if I needed more than one piece of thread, so I just used one piece to attach everything

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I attached the battery holder and the battery, but nothing seems to happen.

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Here’s the final. However, I’m not sure how to get it to light up. I might have to redo the whole thing.

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For the greeting card, my first idea was to use the light as a way to light up an image of a candle. I decided to use the back of the card to put the copper tape so it wouldn't be visible.

I found this project to be pretty simple, as I used the lighthouse card as my example. With the blue paper, the light appears orange, so I probably should have used a white paper to make it more realistic.