When you draw a border string loop the string in on each side, I also had a go at looping the string out on each side, that was fun too. Thanks Margaret and Laura.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Looped Border String
Wow #99 for the Diva's challenge. This week our Enthusiastic Artist, Margaret, has thrown this super idea for a jazzy string on to the tile. Margaret has a very creative imagination and shares many tips and tangles to keep us inspired.
When you draw a border string loop the string in on each side, I also had a go at looping the string out on each side, that was fun too. Thanks Margaret and Laura.
When you draw a border string loop the string in on each side, I also had a go at looping the string out on each side, that was fun too. Thanks Margaret and Laura.
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The first tile I like...it is interesting and well-done, as always! :-) The second tile I LOVE!!! Simplicity can be so powerful! Love how you presented us with pine cones and evergreens. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteLove them both however, the second is so inventively perfect for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteThey are both great, the first strong and the second delicate!
ReplyDeleteBoth very different, but each of them are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Shelly! They are an interesting contrast, showing two different sides of your talent.
ReplyDeleteReally like them both. The touch of the sepia in the first adds an interesting contrast. Like the pine cones in the second as reminds me of the holidays.
ReplyDeleteThe second is perfection in simplicity.
ReplyDeleteThe second is perfection in simplicity.
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful, the second one also very original.
ReplyDeleteThey are both beautiful. The second one is also very holiday-like. Love them both.
ReplyDeleteBoth incredible works of art. Thank you
ReplyDeleteYour work is always a treat to see. Love them both!
ReplyDeleteYour first tile looks great, I like how your tangle choice looks so appropriate for where you put them. Love your second one too.
ReplyDeleteI love the one that looks like pine cones! Both are really great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLike them both, but those pine cones are so clever!!
ReplyDeleteYour work is amazing. I love the pop of color.
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