Joey's challenge #136

Joey returns to the 'finish my tile challenges' (yeah! ;-) ) and she started this one with a new to me tangle, Fracus, in the top left corner. It looks like a rich variation of Drupe, so I like it :-)

I wanted to connect Fracus with Crossview, and then I decided to connect more things to it: Zinger and Rixty. I finished my tile with some Tipple and Meer. 

Diva's challenge #264

Laura is asking us to create a Spring-like string ourselves. When I think of Spring, I think of the sun that is coming out more often, sunrays, plants growing and a little bit of rain from time to time (to let the plants grow!).

So, my string was inspired by the sun:

And the tangles by the plants (Tagh, Ynix, Meer and CO2) and... some Rain ;-)

Thank you for visiting my blog!

Pneunomia tile

Despite the pneunomia I'm having right now :-( I try to tangle, when I have enough energy for it. This means I'm doing 1 tile in 2 or 3 shifts, but it's such a nice way to forget about everything for a short while. 

So: here I've been playing with ING, Borbz, Tipple and Meer. 

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. 

Diva's challenge #237

Charlotte Carpentier is this week's guest blogger at Laura's blog. Charlotte challenges us to find something to use for a stencil and create a string of it with (spray) paint, and then tangle it.

I don't have a proper stencil, nor spray paint. So, as Charlotte suggested, I cut a paper snow flake:

Then I used watercolor to create a string, let the tile dry and tangled away :-)

Thank you Charlotte, for challenging me to create in a different way than normal. That's one of the things I love about participating in challenges: thinking out of your own box ;-)

Diva Challenge #235

This week, Laura the Diva challenges us to draw stripes on our tile and use them as a string. I like :-)

The patterns I used are Riverstones, Twile, 100, Hibred, Marasu, Keeko, Yew-Dee, Onamato and Meer. That was fun!

Thanks for your lovely comments last week: they really brightened up my days :-)

Golden oldies

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

Lazy Sunday afternoon