Spooky Light-Up Wire Art
Light up Halloween night with glowing, spooky fun! Create two battery-powered light-up signs with electroluminescent (EL) wire for brilliant decor. Follow the included templates or design your own custom sign — everything you need is included. Then switch on the battery pack for a neon-style glow that's sure to scare!
Why it’s awesome
Design + create
Two sets of materials to explore different glowing designs.
Cool glow
Discover EL wire — it’s flexible, easy to use, and doesn’t heat up.
What’s included?
Topics explored
Art + design
Electronics
EL wire
From the desk of the product designer:
Behind the design
“Electroluminescent Wire (EL wire) is a ghoulishly fun material to make and create with. A little bit of electric current, and you've got a whole solid line of flexible, colorful glow sure to light up Halloween night!”
- KiwiCo Product Designer
By the numbers
23
Number of spooky designs tested
7
Laser cut stand variations
4
Haunting EL wire signs in our office
Reviews
4.8
23 reviews
Angie
04/07/2023
He loved making this and being able to make his own unique design
grandma sue
12/26/2022
Grandson was so excited to get this. He and a buddy are going to work on it together. We are all very happy with these kits.
Becca
10/03/2022
Great crate idea and fun to do. Helps my daughter personalize her room.
Peanut
02/05/2022
This was fun and kept my daughter engaged. She says it was really fun and simple to do. It came an Awl to poke holes. It is very sharp. The point kept coming out of the handle and we had to ask her grandfather to help fix it to stay in place so she could finish the project. The stand was simple to use and the wires light up nicely. A helpful hint: she used a black colored pencil to color over the trace lines so you don’t notice them once the project is complete. We would recommend this project and prefer choosing the boxes vs not knowing what we may get.
Brent
08/11/2021
Perhaps a smaller, USB-rechargeable battery pack (like the ones you get from conventions and subscriptions as "free gifts") would definitely be better than the AA battery packs. Other than that, my kids loved this project, and mounted them as "nightlights" near their beds.
Emily
06/21/2021
Really cute and fun final result! But wish it came with extra caps — they’re not kidding about getting stuck, ours took a lot of prying!
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