Total Piece of Whimsey with a QR Code.
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My monthly group decided we should tackle a Map Quilt as a small piece. I put it off as long as possible because it really didn't talk to me. Then there was a thread on this board about QR code Quilts. Intrigued I looked at it and decided a QR code was a Bit map. A bit map is a map! YES.
I got some really good help from a few board members here working with inchies and using the simplest QR Code I could create I produced a piece about an "imaginary land". Our older members will recognize this picture instantly as it was part of our childhood. Younger members with a QR reader should be able to discover the title of this piece. Enjoy. MaryKatherine |
That is awesome!
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How cool is that! My QR reader picked it up with no problem.
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I don't have a reader, can you tell me what it says, i'm very curious.
p.m. me so you don't ruin it for everyone else |
Nice and mine read it right away.
I guess I'm not old enough...I'd never heard of it. :( But I love the colors and the design! |
Well, I'm the one hunching up my shoulders. I don't know what a QR Reader is? Think your quilt is nice though. Would you come back and tell us the secret.?
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QR Code Readers are APPs for cell phones etc. They read the little extra info from the little square code that usually directs people to either more information about a product or a web site. They are the next generation bar code.
So the title of this piece is "The Land of Counterpane" A poem written by Robert Louis Stevenson, and was found in a lot of children's nursery rhyme books. This particular drawing came from "A Child's Garden of Verses". Its not a photo, its a gel transfer. The poem begins " When I was sick and lay abed, I had 2 pillows at my head...... " MaryKatherine " |
Awesome!!!
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Very well thought out!
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nicely done
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