I was actually quite pleased with the result. Was not that I had lots of ideas of what I wanted to do, but I felt that I had accomplished my goal of making a viable string, but keeping it simple.
I am not sure why so many of my tangles have been more organic lately but it does seem that that has been the case. Maybe it is just a phase I am going through. This tangle definitely has an organic flair to it. I was pleased with the result. Hope that you enjoy it.
Tangles used; Betweed, Zander, Poke Root, Poke Leaf, Flux
If you have not all ready done so would encourage you to visit the Diva's blog and look at all the other things that people have done. There are some pretty amazing things.
Thanks for visiting. As always, comments are welcomed, encouraged, and appreciated.
Go Tangle.
The simplicity works for you. I love how each little nook and cranny sprouts a little playful organic tangle. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Was a little difficult to decide where not to put on.
DeleteSimple indeed.... And beautiful too :) thanks for popping by.
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DeleteWonderful, I especially like how you have defined your string.
ReplyDeleteLike the way that Betweed can be used in so many shaped areas.
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks great with the borders tangled and the use of flowerish tangles.
ReplyDeleteMost of the floral figures are not tangles but just floral designs.
DeleteVery nice Donald. Love the way you've really made the string an interesting frame for organics. Particularly like your Zander.
ReplyDeleteA nice and simple string is turned into a beautiful tile!
ReplyDeleteThanks. The more I look at it, the bottom section looks a little unfinished but not sure I will do anything with it.
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