Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Fiore di Pietro

Our weekly challenge #77 from The Diva is by Rho Densmore CZT. Rho has created a special tangle to honour the life of her late brother-in-law and named it Fiore di Pietro (Peter's flower). It is a delightful tangle which has many different looks and ways to explore patterns.
Rho, I am sorry for your sadness, you have permission to use my tile.


18 comments:

  1. Beautiful, as always. I love the lightness in the upper left corner. An escape for the soul, beautiful.

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  2. I like your two interpretations, and the color accents are great!

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  3. Beautiful, Shelly! Don't you love the way this pattern lends itself to variations - not only within the pattern, but also with various sizes.

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  4. I agree with everything already said; about the only thing I could add is I love the colors; wonderful tile.

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  5. I am always impressed by the diversity in a zantangle.

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  6. Really great work. Like what you did with this tangle.

    Annemarie Huijts

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  7. Lovely work as always Shelly. I'm so impressed with how people have found so many different ways of drawing this tangle - I could only think of one!

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  8. So much to explore in this one tile! I am always intrigued and impressed with your work, Shelly.

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  9. Love it, great rythm and movement. Your touch of color is perfect!

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  10. Really like your interpretation! Lovely!

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  11. Love the variations you show using this tangle!

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  12. It is so interesting to see all the different interpretations of this tangle pattern. Lovely variations.

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  13. The touch of color is just right! Lovely tile

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  14. Always love your work Shelly--beautiful piece and love how you played with the pattern!

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  15. Outstanding variations! I so enjoy your intermingling of sepia and black!

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  16. Lovely. I'm rather taken by the possibilities for variations of this tangle.

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