Today I thought I’d do a roundup of examples of crochet QR codes spotted around the web. Enjoy!
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There’s a great tutorial online for crocheting your own QR code that can link to your crochet blog, website, Etsy shop, etc.
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Loopy Lost His Lettuce is an iPad app filled with colorful characters that were originally created in crochet
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I’ve been reading recently about stretch wristbands that are made using “a patented crochet process” and I have to admit that I’m curious to know more about this. In general, I’m kind of curious about crochet with high-tech materials!
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I thought I’d share some “crochet for Kindle” stuff – some crochet books available on Kindle as well as some Kindle crochet cozies.
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As Far As Eye Can See is an intriguing crochet for a cause project that combines art and the virtual world to raise funds for rebuilding earthquake-devastated Churchchrist, New Zealand.
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Technology and crafting can definitely go hand in hand today. Just check out all of the crochet and yarn apps available today. And yes, QR codes can be used by people who crochet.
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