A huge thanks to Linda & John for letting me show up at their house on a Sunday afternoon with a weird request to test-drive my QR code. John also made his neighbor stop doing yard work to try it on his phone. Success twice! It was very cool to see the computer geeks as excited about this idea as I was. Huge thanks also to my daughter who helped me double check the placement of all the squares. We did find one incorrect one (right in the middle), which probably would have taken you to a porn site instead of my quilt blog had I not fixed it.
I am going to save the quilting for some other weekend and get back to some lovely, relaxing applique for the final afternoon of my vacation.
That is so cool! Had to show my husband, he was equally impressed. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool quilt! When I first saw the photo on my blog list, I right away thought it was a code and wondered what kind of an applique post it was and lo and behold it WAS a code. I'd try it if I had a phone that did that.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a great project.
AHhh. All is revealed! The whole concept is just amazing. Enjoy the time out after this eye boggling deed.
ReplyDeleteGreat! What size is it?
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty cool. You are probably the only one that has thought to do that!
ReplyDeleteMaybe if I had had a phone that did that I might have been a bit better guessed. A mis-placed block? Blame the drunken Panda ... he seems to be hiding.
ReplyDeleteThe picture you took above works too! I used my phone and it read your QR Code quilt and brought up your blog. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea - I'm so glad it worked!
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed!! The whole app thing is beyond me but I appreciate what you've done!!! (Its a bit of a scary thought where a misplaced block or seam could take you!)
ReplyDeleteGreat job and what a lot of work! These APPs sure have us looking at things differently!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Marjorie! All that piecing was worth it!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap that is cool!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I'm new to your blog, having seen your quilt on WIP Wednesday. It's a fabulous idea.
ReplyDeleteThat is nuts, but brilliant! My first thought was "does it work" and I'm so impressed it does. What a bonkers, but cool idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a very unique quilt! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!! I've been working on mine for a gift for my older brother....but I haven't touched it in a while. You've given me the motivation to get back on it ; )
ReplyDeleteAs long as it's done before Christmas we'll be good : ) LOL!!!
if we scan it, what will happen? free fabric for all?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! Congrats on making it work! I wish I had a phone that scans, i might have my friend give it a try when she comes over tonight!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!
ReplyDeleteAnd it really works! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI've been working on one of these myself, but got delayed with customer's Christmas quilts. Glad to know it works.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I saw your thumbnail in the WIP Wednesday list so came over to see your QR quilt. I made one last year using my GO! Baby to cut the 2" squares...mine goes to my local modern quilt guild's website. I thought we could display it when our guild is participating in public events. There are some really cool ones if you search in flickr...with embroidery, cross stitch..etc. Fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat, are you serious??? What a great quilt / design / idea!
ReplyDelete