Showing posts with label Bloom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bloom. Show all posts

Monday, 17 September 2018

Tangletime

Somehow Crescent Moon is one of my favourites :-)
Here he’s in the middle of Chillon, Borbz and Bloom. 




Sunday, 27 May 2018

Diva’s challenge #364

Laura likes us to do a remake of a classic: remake one of our favorite tiles. I’ve got so many different tiles, that I decided to redo my very first entry of a challenge: my first participation in the Diva challenge #174!

Superimposing Strings was the theme back in 2014, and this time I chose to superimpose strings #020 and #040. I filled these with a lot of patterns: Keeko, Crescent Moon, Fe-Ba, Garlic Cloves, Fandance, 2-n-5, 63Y, Bloom, Carry Leaf and C-stem. 

Wednesday, 3 January 2018

Joey’s challenge #197

Joey drew us a shape. We’re to tangle inside the shape on one side and outside the shape on the other side of the line.

The result, with Tipple and Bloom, looks a bit pale to me ;-) but I like the idea.



Tuesday, 12 January 2016

Diva challenge #250

So this is what it looks like: a tile brought back to the Old School. No composition in mind or thoughts about the final result.

Just a square white tile, string #048 and four tangles: Bloom, Borbz, Crescent Moon, Crux. 

Thank you Laura, for this relaxing challenge :-)


Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Stacked and Tangled #5

I felt like Stacking again :-) and I used Dust Bunny, Bloom and Borbz. Take a look at the Facebook group Stacked and Tangled to see what other people are stacking ;-)


Tuesday, 21 April 2015

That's new to me: R

Suzy Mosh's random letter for this week is R, so I chose Raffz as a new pattern to me. Because it's new, something went wrong and I ended up making my own variation ;-)

Next and below it, you see Flourish, Bloom and Crux (love that one!). 

Thank you for visiting my blog, makes me happy :-)


Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Playing around

I love the style of Helen Williams and was pleased to receive her 2014 Pattern Folio. It's so nice to use her creative ideas! Thank you, Helen!