Wednesday, 30 September 2015

That's New to Me: I

We have a lovely letter this week to discover a new tangle for Suzy Mosh' challenge: i :-)

I decided to discover a new tangle pattern: Infinitus by Lianne Woods. It's a nice pattern to draw and there's a lot of variations possible. So, there is another Monotangle: 


Tuesday, 29 September 2015

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 ;-)

Monday, 28 September 2015

Joey's challenge #080

Today I found out I never shared my tile from last week at Joey's blog...! So I shared it this afternoon, and decided to participate at the new challenge straight away :-)

We're to make a Queeries Monotangle. This pattern is completely new to me, so I played with it in different sizes:


I'll make sure to post it on Joey's blog this time :-)

Sunday, 27 September 2015

Sunday afternoon

Today, I played with Dugwud, Borbz, Diva Dance and QT - and had a lovely relaxing afternoon :-)


Saturday, 26 September 2015

Square One focus: Zenith

Facebook's group Square One is all about the focus on Zenith this week. That's a nice pattern - to create and to look at. I combined with ING and quite like the result :-)


Friday, 25 September 2015

L-D-G challenge

Another nice combination of letters at Diane & Carolien's change. L for Lealed, D for Da'Deal and G for (a variation of) Golven:


Thursday, 24 September 2015

That's new to me: Z

The random letter of Suzy Mosh's challenge is Z, so I chose Zuan Shi as the New to Me pattern, and added to other Z's: Zin and Zewm. Many lines on 1 tile, but I love that ;-)