Code Love Magnets
Description: Are you never going to give up your special someone? Then send this heart that leads to more than what it seems. Available in different colours in my shop. As this platform by default has multiple forms of products, please choose one that is most contrasting to make the QR code functional. Enjoy.
Description: Two cybernetic hands glow in electric cyan and pink as they shape a heart around a classic floppy disk. This bold, high-tech composition celebrates software engineers, IT professionals, and gamers who love old-school computing with a romantic twist. Whether you are marking a geeky Valentine's Day, attending a tech conference, or just keeping your favorite bit of computing history close, this vibrant scene delivers equal parts nostalgia and future-forward energy.
Description: Show your passion for coding with this clean minimalist design featuring a peace hand sign, heart, and laptop with code icon. Perfect for programmers, software developers, web developers, computer science students, coders, and tech enthusiasts who love building software and solving problems. A thoughtful gift for birthdays, Christmas, Father's Day, Mother's Day, graduation, or any coding enthusiast.
Description: A stark black background features white text and a central white icon. The text reads "I HATE CODING" at the top, followed by a simplified computer window icon with "" symbols inside. Below this, the text continues "IT WORKS:" and "I LOVE CODING" at the bottom. The style is minimalist and text-based.
Description: Show your city spirit with this vintage-inspired mascot design featuring a number one foam finger. It is a great choice for game day Sundays or local celebrations for any lifelong resident who loves to represent the 215.
Philadelphia Proud Always Loud Football Fan Mascot Magnet
by GRIDIRON MOOD ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This design cleverly combines interactive elements with humor to capture attention and drive engagement. It features the provocative question 'Would I date you?' prominently displayed. Below the question, there is a QR code which, when scanned, leads to a dictionary definition of the word 'no'. The blend of curiosity-piquing question and unexpected, humorous outcome is designed to maximize shares and visits, appealing to a wide audience with its playful twist.
