Diva's Challenge #233

Laura is back from her Summer holiday, and she's challenging us to tangle the new official pattern Zenith. When I hear that word, I think of astronomy, without knowing exactly what it means ;-)

I guess this tangle name inspired me to add some Borbz to the tile - and make it look spacey all together :-)

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Golden oldies

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

Yin-cut Focus

Square One at Facebook asks us to focus on Yin-cut, and I decided to put an Auraknot in the middle of it. Nice way to focus ;-)

That's New to Me: P

Suzy Mosh asks us to tangle a 'new to me' tangle starting with P. I chose Pand  and put it in the bottom right in string #005. Around it, you see 2-N-5, Brella and Buttercup.

Joey's challenge #75

Yeah, Joey chose Linq for this week's Alphabet Monotangle :-) A favorite tangle of mine, but how to make a Monotangle with it? That was a nice challenge!

Diva's Challenge #232

Guest blogger Holly Atwater challenges us to participate in an Audio Challenge, (Take a look at the Diva's blog for more explanation.) or to use Betweed.

I'm always curious to experience new things, so I started Audio Challenge 1. When my tile was finished, I noticed two things:

1. I had not been listening well, which meant I created a variation of Tripoli instead of the real thing :-) No problem to me, there's no mistakes in zentangle ;-)

2. I was finished very quickly and the result is quite simple. No problem either: I can make another one :-)

And so I did, with Betweed in string 092. 

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Sandy's patterns

Today, I've been playing with some patterns of Sandy Bartholomew: Escher, Fineey, Flaske and Hurry. I put them in string 169 and had a good time tangling :-)