Zenuari 2019 day 3: Monotangle

My monotangle for this challenge is created with Tripoli. I like it that it has many variations!

Square One: Hexonu

For Facebook’s group Square One, we’re focussing at Hexonu. It’s a new-to-me pattern and I like that it has many possibilities.

Around it, you see Footlites, Tripoli and Flukes. 

Diva challenge #360

My week was more busy than I had thought, so little time to tangle unfortunately. Just in time my entry for Laura’s challenge is finished: a duotangle of Shattuck and Tripoli.

Joey’s challenge #189

Another 3D string by Joey. Shevsuggested Diva Dance, but somehow Tripoli turned up and decided to take up almost all of the attention. Funny, cause it’s a pattern I find hard to do ;-)

Some golden oldies

Some patterns will always be nice to tangle. I can't fit them all in one tile, but these five are among my favorites: Jemz, Tripoli, CO2, Ixorus and Jonqual.

Diva challenge #284

We're doing a monotangle this week @ Laura's challenge. Nice! The tangle we use is Tripoli and I thought about tangling variations of it, but in the end I decided to just use one tanglation. This is the one I love to draw the most, so plenty of zen here :-))

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It's a String Thing #136

This week was National Pi Day in the United States, so we're using a Pi shaped string for Adele Bruno's challenge. I've filled it with 3-loops-6, Tripoli and W2.

Zenuari day 18: Organic

Today's prompt is to create a tile with an organic look and feel, starting with 1 tangle and just let it 'grow' with whatever happens.

I started with Tripoli - and was very inspired by Michele Beauchamps beautiful work. 

Diva's challenge #244

Tripoli is one of Laura's favourite tangles - this shows in her beautiful tiles! When I draw it, it hardly ever ends up the way I wanted, so I (partly) kept her advice in mind: 'not all triangles must be created equal'.

As you can see on my tile, I used this information above and under the blank part in the middle. On the left and right side, I tried to draw Tripoli in the 'official' way. Now I wish I had done the left and right side in the same way as the other parts. 

It was a nice challenge though and I'm still pleased with the result. As I was with your comments on last week's challenge entry: thank you very much :-)

Diva's Challenge #227

Lee Darter is this week's guest blogger at the Diva's Challenge. She asks us to create a Circus tile, using Cack, Tripoli and one more tangle, choosing between Florz, Linq and Fescu. I used the last two recently, so Florz is my third tangle.

Somehow, I like 'tidy' tiles ;-) so it was a real challenge to me how to put these three tangles in one tile. Below, you see the result. You might notice I used Florz to give my Circus Tent a roof, it's the world upside down :-)

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It's a String Thing #99

We tangle in String #099 for Adele Bruno's Challenge, using Tracery (new to me),Tearce and Tripoli. That was Fun, and I'm looking forward to next week's 100th Challenge of Adele, and all the wonderful treats she prepares for us :-)