Dilip Patel, CZT09 is the guest blogger for Diva Challenge #246. His challenge is to create monotangle trees as a way of artistically expressing and supporting the global need for afforestation. What a lovely challenge!
I made two tangles. My first tile features Twiggy, a pattern by Sandy Steen Bartholomew. I added the green branches to symbolize new growth.
My second tangle comes from my sketchbook. This monotangle features Wist by Shelly Beauch. The tree shape was modeled off of a Yoshino cherry tree that is in my front yard.
Thank you Dilip for such a meaningful and beautiful challenge this week!
Great trees, I used twiggy too but you have made it special with more branches and I like the green new growth .
Thank you, Tortoise! I like your Twiggy tree too. 🙂
Nice Twiggy tree 🙂
Thank you, Ilse!
I like them both.
Thanks very much, Annemarie!
Beautiful trees!
Thank you, Anja!
I like the simplicity of the first one and the symbolic new growth. I have never used Wist but I think I will start to use it now I’ve seen it in action, so to speak.
Thanks very much, Maggibee! Have fun with Wist. It is a very pretty tangle.
Cute little trees.
Thank you, Dilip! And thank you for a great challenge!
Late winter and early spring? Love them both.
Thanks very much, Melissa!
I love your trees!
Thank you very much, Michele!
Two very neat trees! I ‘specially like the first one with some branches green!
Thank you, Sue!