The guest blogger for this week’s Diva challenge #230 is Erin Olson, CZT. Her blog, The Bright Owl, can be found here.
Erin has challenged us to create a Zendala tile this week. She has designed a special Zendala template which can be downloaded for use in this challenge (the download link is available at the Diva’s blog). A link to instructions on how to transfer the template to a tile is also provided in her post.
My tile includes the following tangles: Batumber, Chambray, and Kuke. Thank you for presenting us with this fun Zendala challenge, Erin!
I like the flowers in the outer circles.
Lee Darter
Thank you, Lee. 🙂
I do like your zendala and it’s shading.
Thank you!
Three patterns new to me so I like this a lot. The shading adds depth and the whole thing works very well.
Thanks very much!
this is a beautiful zendala, i like the patterns
Thank you Ulrike!
Beautiful! 🙂
Thank you LIly!
So many tangles, so little time. Even though I’ve become a CZT by attending the training seminar given by the Mother Ship, you used 3 tangles that are completely new to me. Your use of shading and negative white space make this a nicely unified composition.
Isn’t it the truth that there are so many wonderful tangles out there. Thank you very much Suzanne (and I’m a Boomer too)!
The tangles you chose gave the zendala a really lovely, graceful feel. Very pretty.
Thank you, Karen!
Lovely zendala with fine shading!
Thanks so much, Annette!
A gray naturalized feel to this Zendala! I really enjoyed it. Sarah.
Thank you, Sarah!
Such a beautiful zendala! I especially like your choice of patterns!
Thank you so much, Sigrid!
This is very original and beautiful! I have only ever seen Kuke, but not the other tangles you used, but they are all great together. It reminds me of that lovely raised embroidery you see on antique linens. Lovely!
Thank you for the lovely comments, Antonine!