Challenge #252 - Tangle Within a Tangle
This week's challenge (here) was to create your string from a tangle, and then tangle inside it :) How fun is that?!!
I decided I definitely was not going to look at what others did before creating my tile; I was afraid everyone was going to pick my tangle :). I started out by going through my catalog of tangles - nothing but a bunch of step-outs in a ring binder and a bunch of 2x2 inch samples of tangles.
I put some possibilities aside, and then went with the one I thought would be most fun. I hope I don't go through everyone's entries and find out everyone chose Poke Root!!
Latest Hand-Carved Stamps
Here are the last hand-carved stamps from the #CarveDecember challenge. I really appreciate everyone's nice comments about my stamps :)
I'm going to grab a couple of these patterns and get a stencil cut from it. I'm trying a seller on ETSY and see how it turns out. If you know of any places that cut stencils from your art for a reasonable price, please let me know.
Arches that can be turned into windows :) |
This is a fun stamp but hard to make a pattern with; this is the best I could do :) |
This was quite a fun one to carve and the print really fun to embellish. |
Another fun one to play with; I love the border pattern in the middle. |
I love how this one turned out. I feel it is not my usual style, but sometimes it is good to get out of your comfort zone :) |
Marta, I just adore your poke root. It looks so delicious, I want to pick back one off the tile and eat them.
ReplyDelete:) thank you, Lianne. I did have fun with it.
DeleteYour poke root is amazing. I never would have thought of using it as a string. Also, I love your stamps. What material do you carve them from?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I use different materials for stamp carving, from erasers to MasterCarve. The ones displayed in this post were all carved from a stamp carving sheet I got at DickBlick's where the top is grey and bottom is white - it is called Blick ReadyCut.
DeleteGreat Poke root, and I love your stamps!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Kate!
DeleteI have never seen pokeroot so nice worked out!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Ria. I have never done one quite like this :)
DeleteYour Pokeroot are beautifully filled, what a clever choice.
ReplyDeleteThank you :) I had no idea how it would turn out; I just had fun!
DeleteWOW, of course ... Pokeroot!!! Such a great tile, I LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteI love love love your Poke Root....one of my favorites and what you did with it is really fun!
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