Instructables user, Plusea, shares this cool tutorial for making a functioning breadboard pincushion.
This pincushion design has strips of conductive fabric adhered to its surface, so that metal pins or component contacts that protrude through the same piece of conductive fabric are electrically connected. This cushion can be used for prototyping electrical circuits as well as for string pins, needles and components.
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