Zenuari 2019 day 6: Blind string

I closed my eyes and let my pencil wander around over my blank tile. I guess it helps that I’ve been drawing strings for 4 years now ;-)

The patterns I’ve used are Hekzee, Keeko and Kuke. 

Square One: Kuke

Facebook’s group Square One likes us to focus on Kuke. I united it with Petal Pusher, they seem to be good friends ;-)

CC and friends

I wanted to try the new pattern CC (it's in the corners) and added Kuke and Barberpole to it:

Diva challenge #265

I've had such a busy week that I could only do the Diva challenge today. I love drawing stripes, so I was anxious to start with it. Finally, today was the day ;-)

The tangles I've used are (top left to bottom right): Kuke, Hibred, Nvelope, Golven, Gotcha, Heartstrings and Kuke again. 

Thanks for stopping by!

Zenuari day 7: Notan

This tile is made with the Notan technique. It's the second time I've ever done this, I quite like to create a tile this way.

You can see my first tile and some more info about Notan here. 

It's a String Thing #122

For the 122nd challenge of Adele Bruno, we use string #122 and three tangles: Verdigogh, Kuke and 63Y.

I drew Verdigogh on the (main) string line and put 63Y in the circle. This way, Kuke had to be squashed in the top right corner ;-)

That's New to Me: K

Suzy Mosh challenges us to use a new pattern starting with K. Because of the interesting name, I chose to tangle KauriKunda by Tina Hunziker. Luckily it was more than just an interesting name :-)

On the outside, I put some Kuke. Fun challenge!

Joey's challenge #30

Yesterday was Thanksgiving in Canada, so Joey chose 6 tangles representing things you may find on the Thanksgiving dinner table.

No Thanksgiving in the Netherlands, so plenty of time to tangle away ;-)

I chose string 126 and used all 6 tangles: Trivet, Allium, Kuke, Half Onions, Nvelope, Sunflower.

Nice challenge!