Thanks for sharing! The original one is still with MrXStitch so I can’t take another picture, but try scanning this sample piece. It should scan, it does in real life, but phone pictures aren’t the best ;P
How can you tell if adding something like a little character into your QR code is going to mess up the scan or not? Is it just trial & error to see where you can put it or what?
Not only that, but its quite easy to do. I’ve even started stitching my own 😀
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Evilcarrot
I can’t get that to scan. I stitched a QR-code recently as a gag gift… It led to a Rickroll. 🙂
Lord Libidan
It works for me…
stitchFIGHT
Thanks for sharing! The original one is still with MrXStitch so I can’t take another picture, but try scanning this sample piece. It should scan, it does in real life, but phone pictures aren’t the best ;P
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stitchfight/7002354911
evilcarrot
Yep, that one scanned. 🙂
How can you tell if adding something like a little character into your QR code is going to mess up the scan or not? Is it just trial & error to see where you can put it or what?
Lord Libidan
You can edit 30% of a qr code. There are areas which you can’t put it on though, this image shows what you can’t edit.
http://hackadaycom.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/blankbanner1.png
Kevin
i know i may be late posting on this one, but this is quite interesting. doesn’t work when i scan it though.