As it's the first dare of the month (and 2013), it comes with an extra challenge from Erin.
With this template don't do whatever you normally do...
So here's what I chose not to do:
1. Don't use the template as it is - make changes
2. Don't make it symmetrical - this is REALLY hard to do!
3. Don't choose the patterns, select them at random (apart from Palrevo which I really wanted to try!)
And here's how it turned out:
Tangles used Nzeppel, Chainging, Striping, Assunta, Braze, Drupe, Palrevo, Tripoli, Hurry, Squid, Keeko and Paradox
Happy tangling...
Claire
With this template don't do whatever you normally do...
So here's what I chose not to do:
1. Don't use the template as it is - make changes
2. Don't make it symmetrical - this is REALLY hard to do!
3. Don't choose the patterns, select them at random (apart from Palrevo which I really wanted to try!)
And here's how it turned out:
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| I'm so pleased with this! |
Tangles used Nzeppel, Chainging, Striping, Assunta, Braze, Drupe, Palrevo, Tripoli, Hurry, Squid, Keeko and Paradox
Happy tangling...
Claire
You should be pleased - this is a very exciting Zendala! I absolutely love the way chainging immediately catches my eye; and your use of squid instead of something angular. Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great zendala, with so many,many nice tangles. There is much to see, with such a great flow. Great job!
ReplyDeleteDifferent and so beautiful. Lots to look at.
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteT make me think of wrapped caddies....mmmmm
Wow, what a zendala! So out of space, a real wirwar! Such fun to see!
ReplyDeleteWow! I can see you had fun with this one, its a tangle party! Love it.
ReplyDeleteIt is truly fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh so gorgeous Claire, I love the randomness of it all :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's like a blast of sunshine and fresh air!
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