Tablet Weaving a QR code

[humblebumble]

I hope that image resizes after I publish this comment.

As you can see, I've been practising my tablet weaving. I have also done about half a chunky alphabet and a few wee bitties of knotwork. I'm still developing my curves and trying to get the angles right.

I've always fancied weaving or knitting a QR code though. This one is a link to my blog http://weave4fun.blogspot.com and I am very surprised and delighted to say that it actually works.

I wonder, if I sneak some of this into a fully made up viking costume, how long it would take for people to notice? It's ok, I could use them to link to wee bits of the sagas and things like that. So it's totally authentic.

Andrew

 

[greensurfingbear]

Nice one. Even better that it works

I'm interested in getting QR codes on posts in the woods as virtual interpretation panels, less to be vandalised as easier to update.


Orric

 

[Wook]

When I showed that to my Asus TF300 using Google Goggles, it took me straight to your website.

Very cool.

 

[Stew]

Superb!

 

[bilmo-p5]

Brilliant !

Good thinking.

 

[Anzia]

Worked for me too! Very cool.

 

[JohnC]

Very nice!

 

[Dreadhead]

nice work

 

[Toddy]

Ah that's cool, Andy
Now that's what you call a Maker's Mark .........on tablet braid I'm impressed

atb,
Mary

 

[humblebumble]

Nice one. Even better that it works

I'm interested in getting QR codes on posts in the woods as virtual interpretation panels, less to be vandalised as easier to update.


Orric

Now i'm tempted to make one that links to a youtube video of the instructional series "how to recognise different trees from far away. The larch . . . The Larch"