You can select the content of the code: URL, text, phone number or even an SMS text message.
Right, get out your fancy-pants phones and tell me what that code up there says..! ;-)
November 12, 2010
QR code generator
You can select the content of the code: URL, text, phone number or even an SMS text message.
Right, get out your fancy-pants phones and tell me what that code up there says..! ;-)
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Thanks for the link! I was just looking at your previous post and thinking about making my own to code some secret message in it ;) I just wonder if a phone can really read the code of it is stitched?
ReplyDeleteThe phone should be able to read the code, mine could read the one in the previous post.
ReplyDeleteI guess you just have to make the stitching tidy enough for the phone to pick it up.
HAH! It's your website! I just made one for my etsy!
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that's really cool! Thanks for the link, I'm going to make one soon
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! Tried it on my BlackBerry, really didn't expect it to connect to your site! Off to make my own one now.
ReplyDeleteOoooooo I smell some Christmas presents! :D
ReplyDeleteWoot! I did this! I made a QR code that said Welcome to (so-and-so's) House. Embroidered it by hand and it worked perfectly!
ReplyDeleteI used a cream colored background and a medium blue thread. i read that as long as the background is light colored and the blocks are dark (have contrast.) it should work.
I was a bit nervous while stitching. I was afraid that it wouldn't work because of the colors or my terrible stitch style, and i wouldn't know until i was done. however, it was awesome and it worked. yay! Christmas gift #1 done.
Oh sounds great, Jolene! Please share in the Flickr group (if you haven't already) - unless it will spoil the Christmas surprise of course! ;-)
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ReplyDeleteDid you use cross-stitch or some other stitch? I'm trying o figure out how I would do this.