Showing posts with label Izzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Izzy. Show all posts
Saturday, 4 April 2015
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Izzy's tile: monotangl-ING
After yesterday's quiet and calm monotangle, I decided to make another, more difficult one. I took ING and started puzzling ;-) It was a real challenge to me to draw all ING's in the right way, but I like the result. There's 6 of them in this tile!
This time, Izzy liked to show us his beautiful profile :-)
This time, Izzy liked to show us his beautiful profile :-)
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Izzy's tile: Shattuck Flower
This afternoon, Izzy was só relaxed! I hadn't finished this tile yet, but I couldn't resist taking a picture :-)
So, he's holding the half-finished tile and below that you can see the final result of a lovely relaxing afternoon.
Friday, 27 February 2015
Izzy's tile: Punzel and more
This time, Izzy inspired me to start a tile with Punzel. I think it's a great tangle and I put Flux,Tipple, Crescent Moon and Borbz around it. Izzy was very kind and didn't mind presenting it :-)
Maybe you can see his ear on the left side is torn. I'm afraid he's a little too keen defending his garden ;-)
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Izzy's tile: Vorago
For my non-challenge tile of this week, I chose to start with Vorago. Inside of this lovely pattern you can see Nymph, Tipple and a bit of Sunflower. Hoping for Spring to arrive soon ;-)
Friday, 13 February 2015
Izzy's tile: Crossview
Another non-challenge tile presented by my lovely assistent Izzy :-)
I started with Crossview and added Tipz, Ticking, Onamato and Puf. Shadowing is fun, it makes such a difference!
Sunday, 8 February 2015
Izzy's tile: Borbz
Participating in so many challenges means that I don't have much time left to play around with patterns that are new to me or that I love to do anytime. So, I've challenged myself to make a non-challenge ;-) tile every week.
This is my first one, using Borbz (new to me) and Hollibaugh (a favorite pattern). For this special occasion I asked my black-and-white cat Izzy to hold the tile for a picture. He's a sweet one :-) but I decided to get a clos-up as well.
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