200 challenges...wow. I haven't been doing these for very long, and I'm not all that good with words, so I don't have anything profound or eloquent to say...but congrats, Laura!!! ^_^
I think this challenge is great for Laura's goal of getting 200 entries, since there's almost no actual challenge factor (not like that's a bad thing) - just pick your favorite tangle and jump in. My favorite tangle is Mooka...so many delicious, swooping curves ^_^ So, here's my fairly simple 200 Mooka tile.
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Tangles used: Mooka...duh |
I also did a tile using my new tangle Heavenly, named for the brand of paper towel that I found its inspiration in. And yes, I did actually find a tangle in a paper towel. I think I might be a little too obsessed ^_^ Here are the steps.
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First do a seed grid like Mi2 or Summer Sitter, then add 4 dots in the centers |
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Then follow the curves of the sides of the seeds to make "pinwheels" on every other section. |
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Double them up... |
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...And add the secondary ones behind them. |
Here it is in action with some shading. I used regular pencil to shade over the marker as well and was honestly a bit surprised on how nice it looked. I think you could also add extra lines at the points where the 4 "bands" converge to make it look even more woven...but you'd have to be pretty precise in the beginning to make it look neat. Ah well, neatness is overrated. ^_^
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Tangles used: Heavenly...again, duh |
I love both of you tiles! The flowing lines fill the space beautifully!
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful! I like your new tangle :)
ReplyDeleteLove your toweltangle! Have to try it sometime :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Daniel! I love your lovely flowing Mooka and can't wait to have a go at your new tangle. Heavenly. Axxx
ReplyDeleteDaniel, I Love your new tangle, Heaven!! I think if I have a chance tonight I will give it a go!!! What a great deconstruction of it too!!! Way cool!!! Both 200 tiles are beautiful!!! Have a great week! :0) Annette
ReplyDeleteFun new tangle. I always like the ones that 'weave'.
ReplyDeleteA great and beautiful new tangle, thanks for sharing Daniel. Your Mooka tile is great too.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, really a wonderful new tangle! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour Mooka tile is elegant and flows beautifully! And wow, I love your new tangle and your step outs make it look easy, but the tangle looks so complicated! Thanks for sharing Daniel!
ReplyDeleteI like Heavenly
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, graceful mooka! And I really like your new tangle. Thanks for the stepouts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your new tangle, Heavenly. Being somewhat spatially challenged, I'm having a little trouble with it, but it's worth working on because I really like it and I think it will become a "go to" tangle for both background and up front tangles. I'm also the only person in the world who hasn't set out to learn mooka yet. Nice Bi-Zen-tennial tile. (You're a teenager? Really? Impressive)
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't really classify myself as a teenager...more of an old lady trapped in a teenager's body. At least when it comes to tangling. ^_^ Thanks a lot, and I really hope you enjoy Heavenly!
DeleteThats a cool tangle! You should submit it to tanglepatterns.com!
ReplyDeleteI would reply to all of you, but then this comments section would be a little too long...so I'll just say thank you to everybody down here. ^_^ I hope you enjoy "Heavenly."
ReplyDeleteSehr schön gemacht
ReplyDeleteBoth your tiles are heavenly. I will need to try your new pattern. It looks wonderful. You can certainly find patterns in some of the most unusual places.
ReplyDeleteLove your mooka work...that gold 200 was a great addition...very festive. I'm somewhat new to tangle work, so it may be awhile before I try the heavenly but i REALLY like how it looks!
ReplyDeleteNice flowing Mooka. Your tangle Heavenly reminds me of a chain link fence. It is a nice tangle and your step out is well done.
ReplyDeleteDaniel, your Mooka makes me jealous. and your tangle Heavenly is heavenly. Get yourself down to Providence and get certified, you're a natural!!!
ReplyDeleteI just saw this post as I was looking around your site. Very nice Tangle and well taught. I just mase a copy for my notebook. Thanks.
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