It's all about Q at Joey's Finish my tile Alphabet challenge. We're starting with Q-Belle and I added Queen's Crown and Qui...

(PS don't click on my next entry at the Diva's blog: it takes you to my entry from last week. Don't know how that happened... :-...

Hollibaugh is a great pattern that can also be used as a frame. I filled the tile with Scallops, Quiltz, Petal Pusher, Tearce and Sand: ...

M, Q and G are the letters for this week's challenge of Diane and Carolien . I wanted to use more than three tangles, so I've drawn ...

Today, I've used Drupe as a string and I filled it with several patterns. Starting top left and going clockwise, you can see Quiltz, Zed...

Today, we're just using grid tangles. I decided to mix them up to create some sort of 'zentangle quilt'. The patterns I used, ...

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. Yo...

Diane and Carolien challenge us to create a tile with patterns starting with T, O and Q. I chose Tizzy (new to me) and put Owlz and Quiltz ...

String #135 caught my attention :-) and I filled it with lots of patterns. From top left, going clockwise, you see Striping, Puf, Orange Pee...

It's tangling time! Again :-) Today, I used the following patterns: Umble, Y-full Power, Quiltz, Panthe, N'Zeppel. 

Joey's weekly challenge #35 is to tangle something that looks like a quilt. I've never quilted, so I just did what I felt 'qui...

Adele Bruno challenged us to use string 66 and some Q tangles. I chose Quib, Quandary and Quiltz and had a lot of fun with them. Thank you ...