As a change of pace I decided to post a recent tangle that I drew using a Renaissance tile. I like the effect of the darker tile, sienna ink, and white shadowing. The patterns are Awaysis, Lazy Eights, and Trimond. They go together well I think and create a pretty floral themed tangle.
Step outs for the patterns can be found at TanglePatterns.com.
This week’s “It’s A String Thing” (#95) challenged participants to use TanglePatterns String 096 by Sandy Hunter, and to creatively incorporate patterns ‘Nzeppel, Bublz, Onamato, and/or Yincut. Pattern step outs can be found at TanglePatterns.com.
I thought that it would be fun to feature strands of Onamato inside the vertical sides of the string, and then to draw ‘Nzeppel within the top and bottom sides. Lastly I drew a series of bubbles (Bublz) in the center. Unfortunately I didn’t have room to include Yincut.
The theme of this week’s “It’s A String Thing” challenge was a salute to May flowers. These floral tangle patterns include Sooflowers, Jasmin, Wist, and Fleuri. Thanks as always for the opportunity to participate, Adele!
After a fun vacation at Disney World I’m back with my tile for It’s A String Thing #93. This week’s challenge features some newer tangles, namely 4MOM, Gottago, and JJ, using TanglePatterns String 093.
This is my tangle that I submitted for It’s A String Thing Challenge #91. Patterns are Vano, 2-n-5, and Zin. I liked the effect of inverting the colors for Vano based on the boundaries of the triangular string.
Here is my tangle for “It’s A String Thing” Challenge #90. Patterns used in this tangle include: Lanie, Garlic Cloves, and Laced.
See all of the tiles submitted for this challenge here.
This was the first “It’s A String Thing” challenge that I participated in. The theme for this challenge was a royal one: celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s birthday by creating a tangle using Jemz, Knightsbridge, and Jeewels.
See all of the Zentangle tiles for this challenge here.
Thank you Adele!
