Autumn garden

Somehow this one reminds me of Autumn, thanks to  Flux, Fife, ‘Nzeppel and Knightsbridge ;-)

Marasu meets friends

Marasu is a pattern I always love to draw. Here I combined it with Molygon, Shattuck and Fife.

Diva challenge #325

Jessica is back for part 2 of her guest post at Laura's blog. She likes us to create a tile with Peanuckle in it. Oops, not my favorite, so I've only drew it once before (I think). After finishing this tile, my opinion is still the same ;-)) A proper challenge I would say :-)

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Claws in the middle

Claws is a pattern I love, but I don't draw it often. So here it is, in between Flux and Fife:

Ing-start

I started this tile with drawing Ing (from top to bottom) and then I didn't know what to draw next to it. A couple of minutes later ;-) Puf, Fife, Orbs-la-Dee and Merryweather joined Ing to give me a proper zen-feeling :-)

Process

This one was good for the process of tangling: it made me feel zen when I needed it. I'm glad it did, also because I'm not too proud of the result. At least it did help me ;-)

MySwing tile

I discovered the new pattern MySwing and wante to try it out. Quite like it! On top of it, you see Fassett and below is Fife. 

Saturday tile

Today, I've used some tangles that I don't draw very often: (O), Discolea, Fife, Hamail and Fescu.

Square One: Groovy

In Facebook's Square One group, we're focussing on the pattern Groovy. It's a quite difficult tangle to me and I hadn't done it for a long time. It's funny to discover that I like it now :-)

I put some PomX2, Hanaku and Fife around it. 

Unwrapping a present

Inspired by somebody else's tile (sorry, I don't know his or her name), I made this Duotangle with Nymph and Fife:

It's a String Thing #133

Adele Bruno gives us a very angular string (#133) and three basic tangles: Fife, Yincut and Flukes. It's always nice to go back to basics :-)

Sunday tile

Just playing with some patterns in string 194 today :-)

In the bottom you see Dillo, a new pattern that I wanted to practice.

Joey's challenge #99

To celebrate the Chinese New Year, Joey is challenging us to tangle a String of the Yin Yang symbol. Nice! I chose to make a monotangle of the pattern Fife.

Next week it's Joey's 100th challenge! What will it be like...?! :-)

Sunday tile

Nice to be Zentangling in a warm room on a stormy Sunday :-)

Diva Challenge #241

Paula Bramante is this week's guest blogger at Laura's blog. She challenges us to create a tile keeping 'Stones and ceremony' in mind while tangling.

I had to think about what to do with this inspirational idea, and ended up some kind of cairn on a bed of N'Zeppel rocks. 

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It's a String Thing #111

This week's challenge by Adele Bruno is a DIY-challenge :-) She gives us the pattern Hamail (new to me) and lets us choose ourselves both the string and a pattern we love to draw to add to the tile.

I really liked this kind of challenge. I drew a simple line as a string after I had drawn Hamail and chose to add Hollibaugh and Fife. These are both patterns of Molly Hollibaugh that are amongst my favorites.

And: I had a lot of relaxing fun :-)

PPP-time

It's 'Playing and Practising Patterns-time' :-) so I combined a lot of them in this tile: Ha-naku in the middle and around it 63Y, 4 Mom, Fife, Keeko, Zin, Telis, Ixorus and All Boxed Up.

Golden oldies

Today, I liked to use some 'golden oldies' ;-) Footlites, Nipa, Fife, Meer and Flukes were the lucky ones :-)

Practising patterns

Sometimes, it's nice to just tangle away. This is what I did today in String #120 and the following patterns: Yew-Dee, Zin, DL Sunray and Fife.

Stacked and Tangled #3

Today, I forgot to bring my proper tools with me to the hospital, so I had to improvise now and then to get my Facebook's Stacking and Tangling done ;-)