Tangles used: N'zeppel, Puf, Chillon, Twirl
Now that this is done, I can move on to the Diva Challenge.
Your comments are welcomed and encouraged.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Zendala Dare #27
This was an interesting undertaking for me. When I first saw the template I was a little overwhelmed. I saw all the small, irregular sections and was a little baffled about what I was going to do. I knew I did not want to leave the center empty and started there and worked my way out. Once I started though it seemed like ideas just came. Before I started I had thought of some entirely different tangles to use. There were a couple that I had never done before. One is Helen Williams twirl tangle. As I was thinking about what to do, I went to her blog and saw this posted. I really like the things that she does. I tend to do more grid tangles and her lines are so smooth and flowing. If you are not familiar with her I strongly encourage you to visit her blog and look at all the things that she does. I do not think you will be disappointed. Click on her name to see this tangle. My use of twirl has a slight variation on the border that was due to my lack of familiarity with the tangle when I decided to make it go all the way around. Over all though I am pleased with the result. I enjoy detail work but this one took some time to finish.
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I like your zendala very much! Love the border.
ReplyDeleteThank you. The border was fun to do but challenging as it was a pattern that I had not tried before. Hope to use it more in the future.
DeleteWhat an interesting and intriguing zendala.....very fun to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I enjoyed doing it.
DeleteI think it is wonderful. Great choices!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I look forward to doing more Zendala Dares.
DeleteFantastic, and the Twirl is so good :D
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was kind of fun to do after I got the hang of it a little better. Hoping to find other opportunities to use it.
DeleteBeautiful, Donald :) So much detail! I love seeing how you've used twirl here - and made it go in a circle - you've inspired me, as I haven't tried that. Thanks also for the link back :)
ReplyDeleteThanks and you are more than welcome. I enjoy going to your site and seeing the flowing images that you create. Also like the tangles that you have introduced. Glad that my sister alerted me to your blog.
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