The Zendala Dare this week comes with a theme of Thanksgiving, as well as a template.
Erin challenged us to create a PIE Zendala. Complete the zendala using only tangles beginning with P, I and E. And if that weren't enough, use at least one tangle you've never used before!!!
So here's the template:
I'm not one to shy away from a challenge, so I decided to use not just one tangle that is new to me, but all the tangles would be new to me.
And here's my PIE!
A big 'Thank You' goes out to Linda Farmer of TanglePatterns. It's a resource that I find invaluable, as I'm sure do many of you. When I manage to sort out the issues with my cards and PayPal, I'll definitely by sending my donation. You can support TanglePatterns too by clicking here, and Linda will send you her Tangle Guide ebook.
All this talk of pie is making me hungry!
Happy tangling...
Claire
Erin challenged us to create a PIE Zendala. Complete the zendala using only tangles beginning with P, I and E. And if that weren't enough, use at least one tangle you've never used before!!!
So here's the template:
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| Zendala Dare 30 |
I'm not one to shy away from a challenge, so I decided to use not just one tangle that is new to me, but all the tangles would be new to me.
And here's my PIE!
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| PIE with Intersection; Purk; Echo; Pavonia; Punzel |
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| Punzel & Pavonia |
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| Purk, Intersection & Echo |
A big 'Thank You' goes out to Linda Farmer of TanglePatterns. It's a resource that I find invaluable, as I'm sure do many of you. When I manage to sort out the issues with my cards and PayPal, I'll definitely by sending my donation. You can support TanglePatterns too by clicking here, and Linda will send you her Tangle Guide ebook.
All this talk of pie is making me hungry!
Happy tangling...
Claire




