tangleation, a border and the end of a theme
diva#175 was to use a particular tangle, crux. It uses a square grid, but I’ve altered it to use a triangular one. And practised restraint!
joey#16 was to use a border; here’s a monotangle with suckee! I dithered about filling the centre but, again, practised restraint.
No restraint here with the last of the series using the roughly the same type of geometric construction (this time with a seven petalled flower), with the same set of tangles.
• meer, fishface, riverstones/tipple, suckee
• a digital reproduction of the template (#06)
Others in this series:
Never say “never”; I’m bound to have a new idea tomorrow!
Love all of your images, Sal. Your Crux is so creative. I love how you altered the grid and placed the whole thing in a Circle. Nice job of partial tangle completion. I find it fascinating. Such a good job..
I do like the alteration and the variety of variations in the orb!
You and I will not ever talk about being compulsive again… LOL… you top me in all ways… LOVE IT ALL… wow.. fantastic display of lovely WORK/PLAY… great tangling and love the color in the last one… all are very nicely created and done… excellent in all ways.. .Love, Light and Peace…Bonnie
So inspirational! I want to look at more of what you’ve done.
Wow, Sal – I’ve been away a little while and am still trying to catch up but, goodness, these are gorgeous tangles you’ve done here. Great job!! Axxx
Fantastic pieces. I especially like the one in the middle with the tie on the bottom. I can barely do that with a real ribbon! Love it!
all three of these tiles are wonderful, but the center one, the edge challenge, was breathtaking. I love the squarre knot, and I LOVEIT that you did show restraint and let that edge be the hero of the piece. SO so good.
Like your sphere. Your variation resulted in Quandry.
All of these are beautiful. And your restraint (always hard to hold onto) really triumphs. I’m getting there with less is more, but you’ve encouraged me to try even harder. Your pen work is so delicate and precise. Lovely pieces to look at.
Great job on your Challenge piece. Unique idea, putting it on a triangular grid. I’m impressed by your precision.
All the tiles are very beautiful, you’ve been quite busy.
Beautiful, your cruz planet looks very delicate, it reminds me of a dandelion. The border is awesome, the simplicity of the knotted string, it just looks right. And your zendala looks very balanced. I love all three pieces. Thanks for sharing them with us.
All three are wonderful! Your Crux variation is very lovely and delicate. Also I like your pretty border with the knotted string … very creative! My favorite is this wonderful zendala with this well balanced composition! Very nicely done!
Love restraint. Such soothing pieces. I especially love the knot.