GUND Glitz Pandacorn Soft Toy

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Let me explain the whole built process and assembly of this badge including working in few words to keep things short here as this is just an accessory for the robot. The same recipe, using 4 eggs, in two tins. No food coloring. It should be fine too! The Pandacorn Surprise Pinata Cake assembly I used whipped cream (with a little icing sugar). But you can also use butter cream icing or white fondant icing ( this video is FANTASTIC for showing you how to add fondant icing to a big cake). Making your panda cake’s features Panda Mini Notebooks– my “YouTube Kids” love all things notebooks.. so we had to make some Panda inspired mini notebooks from ONE SHEET of paper and (almost) no glue!! Woohoo! Zuru sent us a Rainbocorns Series 2 and a Rainbocorns Sparkle Hearts as a gift in exchange for this review. All opinions, as always, are mine (or the twins’). Rainbocorns

On the front mounting pillar, I added two circles holding pillars that basically hold the pandacorn in its place as pandacorn has two huge holes on it which are like his ears but anyways, I used these holes to fix it on the pillar. I've used a 12V 2.6A Battery in this setup, It's not recommended to add 12V directly with Arduino's VIN port so I added AMS1117 to step down this 12V into 3.3V for Arduino and HC01 to run without any issue. Panda Hug a Book Bookmark– well this post does focus on the Hug a Dog Bookmark, but you see the Panda Bookmark too.. and it should be easy to make! This version is definitely not the final iteration as I still have to improve a lot of things in this bot.

The Pandacorn Surprise Rainbow Cake – detailed info

Cut gold paper into a quarter circle. Roll up. Secure with tape! Done. I decuded to add a thin pink ribbon as a detail and simply wrapped that around and secured with tape. Paper Flower How To

The PCB consists of an Arduino Nano connected with the L293D Motor driver IC in its proper configuration, HC01 is also connected with the Arduino Nano.first would be the overall stability and alignment of motors, as you could see in the attached gifs, this robot is unable to take a straight path, this is because of misalignment of motor position. I've designed this badge in such a way that the LEDs on the bottom side will be visible from the TOP side, Not LEDs exactly but their glow is visible through PCB as I've left an opening in the TOP solder mask area and soldered the LEDs inverted, so they would shine right through the fr4 board. I made 2 batches of cake (I htink if you try and make one HUGE batch, that is where things go wrong and things don’t get mixed properly). The twins love an unboxing video as much as the next toddler, so I figured… why not? And today is Global Hatching Day, so it’s finally time to share what’s inside!

Yes it was labour intensive.. but you know, if you want a rainbow cake.. it is worth it. Coloring your victoria sponge into a rainbow

It's an Attiny13A Powered PCB badge that drives 6 Blue LEDs with help of a simple Mosfet as switch setup. This badge is basically an Attiny13 controlling a mosfet as a switch setup, mosfet is driving LEDs. Working on this badge is simple but the complex part of this project was to design the weird-shaped PCB, the good thing was I found an image online of PANDACORN so I just added that onto my PCB design and make the whole PCB around it. The twins couldn’t wait to get the eggs open. Literally. They couldn’t wait. As soon as they had those eggs in their arms, it was game over. I’m afraid they did not wait for the Global Hatching Day. To be honest, I’m glad they couldn’t wait, because I was actually quite excited to see what was inside, too. There’s something about a surprise box that turns adults into kids again, isn’t there! As mentioned, we hosted a little Panda Party for my daughter’s 9th Birthday recently. We particularly loved making the rainbow pinata, smarties filled Pandacorn cake. And I created a “few short cuts” for people like “me”– basically – crafty, but NOT that good at baking. Ha!!