The top pattern is betweed and the lower one is dancet (I just found this one on someone's site, but I didn't write down who - if it's yours, let me know and I'll give credit!). I wanted to play with using one pattern but changing it up as it crossed the strings. I did that okay, but the overall effect is too jumbled I think. I might have to try a different pattern. I enjoyed the idea of working with a single tangle.
shattuck, fricle, florz
I didn't use the standard 3.5" tile size this time; I wanted to explore a more free flowing style. I didn't use a string but just kind of built it organically. There are some parts I like a lot and others aren't as successful. I haven't expanded to working with any color yet, so this was a fun exercise.
Great patterns again, love the touch of blur! Valerie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! So glad I found your blog. :-) I've done some zentangle, but you've inspired me to try it again! I love your pieces, and the touch of blue, so nice!
ReplyDeleteI think it is very beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't until I joined the group that I started making the 3.5x3.5 tiles. All of my other tangles are on 8.5x11 paper from my sketch pad. I have to say that I like that size bigger. It is more work, but like you said it is awesome to just let it flow.
You are a fabulous tangler!
xxDaniella
Love the flow in the last one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! glad to c ur blog
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