The string has done its magic again... you can't see it, but it never fails to bring together whatever we bring to the spaces.
Thank you Laura, and thank you, string.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
In the Mood for Magic
The Diva's week 24 challenge is to use only stripes as the string. Stripes being linear and all, I went first to an obvious place in the first tile.
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Then some curvy stripes creeped in for tile number 2...
Then came the third tile: When I did the string and began to play, I knew it would end up getting very lost, so I scanned it to record where I came from. I didn't know where I was going yet...
...but soon it became clear that some Puf was in the picture....
And voila... the finished tile.
The string has done its magic again... you can't see it, but it never fails to bring together whatever we bring to the spaces.
Thank you Laura, and thank you, string.
The string has done its magic again... you can't see it, but it never fails to bring together whatever we bring to the spaces.
Thank you Laura, and thank you, string.
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Very nice! It's just amazing how Puf transforms as you go along.
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful. That last one...magic!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
All three are gorgeous. I have to agree that Puff is magical when done in a small grid or large like this!
ReplyDeleteGood idea to monotangle and see how it looked!
ReplyDeleteWow - I really like that last one!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the process....it makes it look even more magical how you end with such beautiful masterpieces!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I love what you did with the last one! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteLovely, awsome tiles. Stripes never looked soooo beeeaaautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow Carole, I had never seen Puf before and originally I thought maybe your pictures got mixed up because going between the second and third picture it looks like they aren't even the same tile. I'm going to have to try Puf tonight just to see it for myself. Really amazing job. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS!!!
ReplyDelete--Margaret
word verification: inkicts :-)
I adore these... and I understand Puf much better now. It's great to see where other people's finished products come from! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe first and second ones are far out fabulous and I love seeing the progression on the other one -- it was like watching you have Zentangle fun! Hooray!
ReplyDeleteAll three are beautiful. I like how you go from stripes to puf. it shows how wonderful tangling can be.It sometimes gives unexpected, but always beautiful results.
ReplyDeleteLove them, especially the first one. It has so much depth!
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