The document discusses e-textiles, which allow electronics like LED lights to be integrated into fabrics without soldering. Conductive threads are used to create circuits by stitching in small battery holders and connecting them to LEDs. These e-textile components are small and washable if the battery is removed. Conductive yarns can have electrical resistances ranging from 0.2441 to 5,000 ohms per meter and are made of metals or metal-textile composites. While flexible, e-textiles are stiffer than conventional textiles due to the conductive materials. Potential uses of e-textiles include fashion, toys, and specialized applications.