Getting my Geek On!

 :)
 I was super excited about this one!
 All the supplies

 Step one: Pop out all the pieces


 Getting there!


 I think that is it! Remove the battery next (upper photo)

  Now it is assembly time!
 Placement and then sew...

 Sewing!!

 More sewing

 More....

 Now to the other side....

 And fully assembled and lighting!

Cool huh?!
You can access the presentation here and more info on the product here.
Here are a couple of her other ideas that I wanted to document. 





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