Show and Tell, Share a project you previously created or you are building right now
Show & Tell, share a project you previously created or you are building right now

Have you ever built an exciting electronics project but have nowhere to show it off?

Share it on the element14 Community in our Show & Tell competition!

It could be something you built previously in your spare time, at work, as part of your university studies, or something you are working on right now.

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is write a blog and include all the photos, videos, diagrams, code, etc. that you can.

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How To Win

To be in the running to win the prize, submit your project here as a blog:

Submit Your Project Here

When writing your project entry, you will be expected to include:

  • Your plan for your project, how it works and what it does, and what inspired you to build it.
  • Document step-by-step how you built your project.
  • Any interesting problems you ran into and how you solved them or worked around them.
  • If your project is a work in progress, document what stage your project is at right now and what is working/not working, and what your remaining challenges are.

Click here for a full guide on how to write a winning project blog. Below are some recent projects submitted by community members to give you an idea of potential layouts for project blogs and how you can incorporate images etc. into your blog:

Important Dates

Competition open for submissions 24th June - 30th August 2026
Deadline for submissions 23:59 UK time 30th August 2026
Winners announced 4th September 2026
Prizes shipped (estimated) 11th September2026

If you have any problems with the element14 Community or engaging with the competition, please "Report a Problem" in  Feedback and Support.

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About Project14 Competitions

This is your opportunity to build an electronics project using just what you have lying around, what you can upcycle or purchase, and be in with a chance of winning a prize!
Project14 competitions are lots of fun, no pressure, and a chance to share with like-minded engineers and makers across the world.