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The following screenshot shows the four steps required to produce a QR code image using default styles. | |||
# Enter the contents of tag, i.e. the URL in our case | |||
# Set the resolution. Make it low because the resolution of embroidery is not very good. | |||
# Click "Create QR Code" | |||
# Click SVG to export. | |||
[[File:qrcode-monkey-inkstitch-1.png|400px|none|thumb|Create a default-styled low resolution QR code]] | [[File:qrcode-monkey-inkstitch-1.png|400px|none|thumb|Create a default-styled low resolution QR code]] | ||
=== Create SVG embroidery === | |||
Code produced by QR Code Monkey has the following structure | |||
* A single group on top | |||
* Nested groups with mostly SVG rectangles inside. Only the three big rectangles are path objects | |||
[[File:qrcode-monkey-inkstitch-2.png|400px|none|thumb|Structure of a simple QRCode Monkey SVG file]] |
Revision as of 11:00, 16 June 2018
Introduction
Stitching low resolution QR codes (and similar) is fairly easy, i.e. feasible if you do not plan to pack too much information into a code.
Creating a simple InkStitch QR code
(draft)
Create the QR code
There are many online and offline tools to create QR Codes
We will use the free qrcode-monkey service. I allows:
- creating qr codes in various resolutions
- addding a picture
- exporting in SVG !
The following screenshot shows the four steps required to produce a QR code image using default styles.
- Enter the contents of tag, i.e. the URL in our case
- Set the resolution. Make it low because the resolution of embroidery is not very good.
- Click "Create QR Code"
- Click SVG to export.
Create SVG embroidery
Code produced by QR Code Monkey has the following structure
- A single group on top
- Nested groups with mostly SVG rectangles inside. Only the three big rectangles are path objects