Reverse weeding QR code

When someone asks you why the payment table signs vendors use are expense, this is part of the reason. The QR code’s have tiny pieces and the easiest way to weed is reverse weeding. I did find a little part I messed up, but was able to fix it so the code works.

[@Chsbobcat1]

Hi! I might have an idea to help.
I came across your video looking to see how difficult it would be to weed out a QR code. I noticed your coat had a lot of lines. If you put the code into TinyURL, it’ll turn the longer URL into a smaller URL which will create a less complicated QR code. And then you can take the tiny URL and move it into the same QR code generator to download the SVG.
Hope this works/helps!

[@sweetfunkydesigns]

Great idea. Thanks. Didn’t think about that v

[@ldesigns7790]

How did you cut that qr code and was that an svg file?

[@sweetfunkydesigns]

I used a website to create a QR code and was able to download it as an svg. It’s a pain in the caboose to cut and weed.

[@ldesigns7790]

@@sweetfunkydesigns thank you for your response, it looks very time consuming.

[@ldesigns7790]

@@sweetfunkydesigns i know for htv it has to be mirrored, but cutting a qr code do you have to mirror it also?

[@sweetfunkydesigns]

@@ldesigns7790 it doesn’t have to be. This was not as I was placing it on the acrylic.