Sunday 12 January 2014

Zendala Dare #87

I logged onto my blog yesterday morning and was within one minute of seeing the latest Zendala Dare from Erin at 'The Bright Owl'. I thought I'd get in quickly too and had a very pleasant Saturday afternoon of tangling. These are my two contributions - hope you like them as I enjoyed doing them both.

Smallest tile - just notice there's no shading!
I used Tipple, Boo*Kee, Beadlines and
I'm not sure if the pebble one has a name...any ideas?



For this, I moved out a segment each time I went round.
I used Barber pole and a variation on that, Crescent Moon, Eylet and Ribbon and the last one, which looks rather maggot-like - which was not quite what I intended. Is there a 'Maggot' tangle? I suspect not!


Don't forget to check out the other contributions to the dare on Erin's blog! 
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19 comments:

  1. Cathy12 January 2014 at 10:26

    Oh! I absolutely love that second zendala! What a clever idea! Wish I had had it!, lol. Great job!

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    1. ArtyZen12 January 2014 at 12:22

      OK Cathy, I'll confess...it happened by accident as I didn't take enough care with the very first section! We all know there are no mistakes, only opportunities and I was pleased with how it turned out! Thank you! Axxx

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  2. Ronnie12 January 2014 at 14:54

    Both of your tangles are great! I agree with Cathy, the second one is done so uniquely because of the breakup in the pattern.

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    1. ArtyZen12 January 2014 at 22:40

      Thank you, Ronnie. Glad you like what happened! Axxx

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  3. Tangles and More12 January 2014 at 18:32

    I also like the second one. I like the tangles that you chose and like the variety of line work. I agree with Cathy that spiraling out was a creative way to use this template.

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    1. ArtyZen12 January 2014 at 22:42

      Thank you Donald, I thought this was a lovely Zendala and enjoyed both - though I do like how the second one turned out too. Axxx

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  4. Anne's tangle blog13 January 2014 at 00:40

    Well, you probably expect me to say that I like the second one best and ..... it's true. Is is very special.

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    1. ArtyZen13 January 2014 at 04:55

      Thank you so much, Annemarie - and I was very careful this time with my link from Erin's blog!! Axxx

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  5. Jane13 January 2014 at 15:13

    Wow! The second one has many op art type tangles-very fun to view and explore!

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    1. ArtyZen13 January 2014 at 22:42

      Thank you Jane - I started with Barberpole, and think that pulled my eye right from the start! Axxx

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  6. jeanchaneyaz13 January 2014 at 15:52

    That second one is just outstanding. I had to keep looking at it and marveling at how you constructed it.

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    1. ArtyZen13 January 2014 at 22:43

      Oh gosh, you make me blush, Jean! I have to say again, that it really sort of happened by accident! Serendipity, let's call it. Axxx

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  7. Terri Morse13 January 2014 at 18:43

    I love the "maggot" tangle - sort of reminds me of intestines. I guess that's the nurse's perspective! The laces are particularly cool.

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    1. ArtyZen13 January 2014 at 22:44

      Lol! I guess it must be the nurse perspective; doesn't actually make the tangle any more pleasant to think about, although in its place, it looks OK! Axx

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    2. ArtyZen13 January 2014 at 22:52

      And I tried, Terri, to leave a comment on your glorious and beautiful tangle on your blog, but it wouldn't let me. Stunning work! Axxx

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  8. Alecia16 January 2014 at 18:52

    Both very nice pieces! I actually think the 'maggot' one looks like an earthworm. I also really like the way you used eyelet and ribbon. I don't think I have ever used that tangle, but am inspired now to give it a whirl. :)

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    1. ArtyZen16 January 2014 at 22:23

      Thank you Alecia; yes, I agree, they do look a bit like earthworms as they get longer! I'm glad you like Eylet and Ribbon - it's such a fun one to do and I'm glad you feel inspired to try it! Axxx

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  9. Unknown16 January 2014 at 23:43

    I'm with the majority on this one; I really like the second one.

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I read everyone's comments and am delighted that you took the time to share your views. Thank you! Ax

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