Parts needed:
- one each of plastic pieces here (see the STL files)
- two CR2032 3V coin cells
- one 4-pos female header socket (Digikey S7037-ND or equivalent, digikey.com/scripts/dksearch/dksus.dll?keywords=S7037-ND)
- two short pieces of solid wire (old resistor leads, 26 gauge wire stripped, etc.)

Steps:
1. Push the 4-pin socket into the hole until it stops. It should friction-fit in without any need for glue.
2. On the bottom, feed the two wire pieces in as shown in the photos, and solder them to the two pins on the header socket. These wires become the battery terminals.
3. Bend the wire battery terminals so they make good contact with the cells.
4. Insert coin cells, snap together top piece.
5. Insert BlinkM and watch it play its light sequence.
6. To protect the back, put a small piece of gaffers tape or similar over the terminals.


Now I don't really like coin cells because they're not rechargeable. But as a quick, portable way of showing off BlinkMs, this little coin cell pack does pretty well. There also exist rechargeable CR2032 cells. Since these are at 3.6V, you should probably use only one and fill the rest of the space with a penny or two as a spacer.