The first is one that I did when Holly Atwater did the guest blog for the Diva. It was an 'audio' tangle, where I followed her instructions - only at the beginning, I didn't know I was drawing Tripoli and made all my inner triangles different sizes. I was delighted with the result! Still am...it's a personal favourite.
My second one I am not so pleased with. I made a sort of Tripoli as my tangle, and then filled it with Tripolis. It didn't work out quite as well as I'd hoped, but here is it - as sort of Tripoli Pizza!
And then because it really IS one of my favourites, a simple one to compensate for the very busy pizza one - I enjoyed doing this one and am happy with the effect.
Thanks Laura. Off to see what delights await me on the blogs of those who took the challenge this week.
Three Tripoli's and all so very different. I like them all, but the pizza one made me smile, so that deserves to be the favorite :-).
ReplyDeleteThank you Annemarie! Axxx
DeleteGorgeous tiles! I love them all. I remember that audio challenge. That was the first and only time I managed a decent Tripoli. I can see why it's your favorite.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely tile to do - and thank you! Axxx
DeleteThey are all great, Annie. But, I must admit that I like the pizza one best. I always love a tangle inside of a tangle. One time I did Hollibaugh inside of Holligaugh inside of Hollibaugh. Just fun like looking with a mirror into a mirror!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean. Me too - I also did a Hollibaugh inside a Hollibaugh. Glad you like my Tripoli Pizza but the first one will always be a favourite for me. Axxx
DeleteWow I really like all three tiles and the techniques you've used. There is something special about that first one though.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Suse. Glad you like the first one....Axxx
ReplyDeleteAll three are wonderful! Especially I like your Tripoli pizza ... what a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteThank you Annette! I am beginning to suspect that the idea of a Tripoli Pizza is very appealing....Axxx
DeleteThree delightful and very different views of Tripoli… love them all, but the first is my favourite!
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