Zenuari 2019 day 7: Duotone

Today we’re drawing with two different colored pens. I chose to add my favorite blue to the black and I drew Footlites, Ixorus, Infinitus and Jemz.

Patterns playing

Just playing with some patterns today: Footlites, Q-Belle, Hekzee and Ixorus.

Inktober #5: Fleavy

Inktober #5 is a Fleavy challenge: a new-to-me pattern. I combined it with Footlites, Flux and Fandango.

Square One: Hexonu

For Facebook’s group Square One, we’re focussing at Hexonu. It’s a new-to-me pattern and I like that it has many possibilities.

Around it, you see Footlites, Tripoli and Flukes. 

Diva challenge #344

This first Monday of the month we’re tangling the pattern Afterglo for Laura’s challenge. She told us Vonnie passed away, so I put Afterglo in two hearts. Vonnie’s family is in my thoughts!

Above the hearts you see Footlights and below there’s Nzeppel. 

Joey's challenge #186

Woohoo, we've arrived at tangling the last tile for Joey's challenge of making a mosaic of 9 tiles! On this last tile we're adding Pokeleaf and now it's all done... I'm happy and a bit sad as well ;-)

Thank you Joey, for making us create this  wonderful piece of art :-)

Marasu frame

I drew a Marasu frame and put Aura-Leah and Footlites in it :-)

New to me: Paisley Boa

This time I'm discovering the pattern Paisley Boa. I don't think it wil be a favorite one for me, because the lines don't 'flow' easily. I like the result together with Footlites though!

Joey's challenge #142

In December, Joey enjoys us with holiday themed finish my tile challenges. This first tile has a hexagonal string with a band of Japonica around the middle. I finished it off with Footlites and Eye-Wa:

New to me: Crezendo

Some time ago, I saw a new-to-me tangle that looked so pretty: Crezendo. Finally I've used it, and I love it! It's the pattern that goes from top left to bottom right. Other tangles I used are Cindyer, C-Wing, Footlites and Fescu.

Diva challenge #286

This week, we're only using straight lines for Laura's challenge. Next to straight line tangles, I tried to keep Footlites straight. It looks OK, but this tangle normally has curvy lines in the base, and I agree it should stay that way ;-)

The other patterns I've used are Flukes, Pinwheels, Zin and Zedbra. 

Thank you for stopping by, you're comments brighten my day :-)

3D-day

Today I wanted to try and put some 3D-effect in my tile. Quite a challenge!

Zenuari ATC swap 1 + 2

Anoeska organized a swap at the end of Zenuari. Who wanted to, could participate and swap 3 ATC's (Artist Trading Cards) with fellow tanglers. How nice! I got to swap with Anoeska herself (Holland), Beatrice (Sweden) and Sue (USA).

These are the first two ATC's I made today:

Diva's challenge #240

* Sorry about putting down the wrong link at the Diva blog... *

This week, Laura challenges us to be inspired by the season. It is autumn in the Netherlands, where I live, and I love to see the leaves change their colours.

Laura created a beautiful coloured tile herself, and tells us to go where our heart takes us. Well... it took me to a tiny coloured leaf, on which I decided to tangle. I could almost call it an inchy-leaf :-) since it's only about 3 centimetres wide:

This is the result:

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Golden oldies

Today, I liked to use some 'golden oldies' ;-) Footlites, Nipa, Fife, Meer and Flukes were the lucky ones :-)

Around Bic

Playing with Bic, the flowery circle pattern in the middle. I decided to put Footlites around it. The result looks like a flower shouting out loud: 'I'm here!'

:-)

Square One Focus: Rain

Square One at Facebook asks us to focus on the pattern Rain. I added Footlites, Girdy and Hurry - and now it's Raining lines ;-)

Diva's challenge #212

This week we tangle with a UMT, this time a tangle created by Susan Goetter. It's called Fanz, I put some Footlites to it and off we went :-)

Take a look at Laura Harms's blog to see what tanglers created with Fanz. It's fun!

Joey's challenge #39

Joey challenged us to tangle a word that describes what the Holiday means to us. 'Joy' was the first thing that came to my mind, so off I went :-)