Been thinking about the lost quilt
#21
I went to your site and lost myself for about a half hour!! Way too much good stuff there, taking too much of my time!! :thumbup: I don't have a phone that will do that, but that is brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!!
#22
Originally Posted by cindi
Originally Posted by quiltingaz
The problem still remains unless the label is a part of the quilt. If it can be removed easily then no identification will exist on the quilt.
#23
Needs to also have a locator chip sewn into it. Like the kind placed on animals. Maybe that would help too?
OOOps missed a prior post on this. Makes sense if you are sending to a quilt show, With all the technology out there, I'm sure someone could come up with what we need and add in an app to do it. Maybe some day.
In the meantime I like the sewing of the label into the quilt and the QR.
Thanks
OOOps missed a prior post on this. Makes sense if you are sending to a quilt show, With all the technology out there, I'm sure someone could come up with what we need and add in an app to do it. Maybe some day.
In the meantime I like the sewing of the label into the quilt and the QR.
Thanks
#27
My thought is that the quilt show venues should invest in the equipment and find a way to put the locator chip on your quilt when they accept it for showing.
The QRcode is a great idea!
The QRcode is a great idea!
#29
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This sound like a really neet idea, but it still dose not deal with theft and I am afraid that that is what happened to Janets' quilt. I also had an idea, why could you not put a chip in the quilt like they put into pets. My son just had his dog done. He said that it was so small that the vet used a needel and the dog did not even fell it. Our guild was even thinking about purchasing one and for a small fee put chips into members quilt.
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