Showing posts with label 4MOM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4MOM. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Diva's challenge #297

(PS don't click on my next entry at the Diva's blog: it takes you to my entry from last week. Don't know how that happened... :-( )

(PS 2 I misread the challenge... So I just went for a repeat of any previous challenge instead of one of the six Laura mentioned. Apparently, it's not my week... ;-) )

A big Thank you for Laura, who has been challenging us for 6 years! My first entry was 'only' 2,5 years ago, in July 2014, and I've always liked the way I get inspired to participate and create.

For this week's challenge, Laura asks us to revisit one of the previous challenges she gave us. I chose to redo challenge #235: draw stripes and use them as a string. I haven't done that in a while, so off I went :-)

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Thursday, 12 May 2016

It's a String Thing #144

We're using Hollyhock for Adele's challenge. A pattern that didn't really sprak to me when I first saw it, but now I 'had' to try it. I liked it better than I thought, so thank you Adele for making me try it.

I put it on a Tipple bed and used 4Mom on the tile as well, since it was also in the challenge ;-)




Thursday, 10 March 2016

Alphabet challenge #47

Diane's website has been down, so for a short period there were no challenges of Diane & Carolien. Luckily these problems have been solved (thank you, Diane!), so here's my entry for this week: a tile with patterns starting with A, # and X.

The tangles I've used are Auraknot, 4Mom and Xav. 


Saturday, 16 January 2016

Alphabet challenge #41: Y-M-#

The Zenuari prompts consume much of my tangling time ;-) but today I found a moment to participate in Diane and Carolien's challenge.

They're asking us to fill a tile with patterns starting with Y, M and # (a number). I chose Yam, Meer, Moving Day and 4Mom. 


Thursday, 21 May 2015

It's a String Thing #93

String #093 and a couple of (new to me) tangles, that's what Adele Bruno liked us to combine. It's always nice to learn new tangles, this time Gottago (at the bottom, right and middle) was my favorite one, although I didn't fill much space with it. I'll surely use it again some other time!