Stormy wheather

I wanted to try out the new-to-me pattern Flevo, and somehow this tile ended up like something that reminded me of stormy weather ;-)

You see Flevo combined with Rain, Shattuck and Sand Swirl. 

New to me: Cruze

The knot in the middle (Cruze) is a ‘new to me’ pattern and I quite like it. In the background you see Rain, Flukes and Zinger.

Zenuari day 3: Landscape

Scotland inspired me for this landscape tile with Seawave, Scallops, Sand Swirl and Rain :-)

Diva's challenge #289

I've been so busy this week, that there was little time to tangle. Luckily today was a good one (tangle-wise ;-) ) so I was pleased to create my entry for the Diva challenge.

I found a yellow autumn leaf which I traced on a tile...

... and then I filled it with some tangles in and around it: Rain (it's autumn, right? ;-) ), Tipple, Shattuck and a pattern I don't know the name of. 

It's a String Thing #161

Adele was inspired by the rain when she chose the patterns Hibred, Rain and Raindotty. We've finally had some lovely sunny weather in The Netherlands for the last couple of weeks, however I still enjoyed tangling these patterns ;-)

Alphabet challenge: A-R-H

It's nice to do my first (after our holiday :-) ) challenge of Diane and Carolien: create a tile with patterns starting with the letters A, R and H.

I chose the tangles Arukas, Rain, Hibred and Huggins and drew them in string #220:

Diva challenge #268

This week's challenge at the I am the Diva blog is to 'add a bit of black'. A bit more than we usually do, to add a bit more drama. I'm never scared to use black, so I thought I could use even a bit more ;-)

I've used Rain as some sort of (black!) string and filled the tile with Puf and Pufcookie. Two patterns I don't use very often, but seemed to suit my tile. 

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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 ;-)

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Alphabet challenge #45: W-I-R

In this tile for the W-I-R challenge of Diane and Carolien, I used Well, ING and Rain. 

Playing around

Just playing with some tangles today: Fescu, Scallops, ING and Rain.

Zenuari day 5: Tango

Today's prompt is to let tangles 'tango' together: let them melt from one into another.

Out of my Chillon ball you can see Ojo and Rain coming to life ;-)

R-K-I challenge

Diane and Carolien challenged us to create a tile with patterns starting with R, K and I.

I had seen Kollide somewhere and wanted to try it, so that was gonna be my K. Rain and Ixorus completed my tile.

Dyon and friends

I saw the pattern Dyon (bottom left) in somebody else's zentangle tile and wanted to try it myself. Love it!

Around Dyon, you see Rain, Nipa and Tipple. 

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Stacked and Tangled #6

It's still pretty hot outside in Holland, so I spent this afternoon inside to stay a bit cooler than I would have been outside. Good reason to stack and tangle :-)

The patterns I used, from top right to let, are: Flying Geese, Nzeppel, Rain, Heartline, Sand swirl and Fleuri. 

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 ;-)