I managed to make a card today that I will share with you. I'll also add it to this weeks' Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge which is "Anything Goes".
Paper: cardstock (PTI); Neenah
Ink: distress inks; Versamark; Versafine Onyx Black
Stamps: WPlus9 (Magical Moments); PTI (Simple Sunflower Stamp Set)
Other: PTI die; Sizzix Die
I used a PTI die to emboss the darker green cardstock, I like the softness of the impression it made.
And yes, I made another Zentangle tile, trying to practice everyday. Today I attempted to incorporate a bit of colour, but of course I tried to colour something that should probably not be coloured. It's a tangle called Mooka (which I have not mastered yet), and because it is actually a continuous single line there is no inside or outside if you know what I mean. Anyway, I like the pink section and the floral design (Cat-Kin). And I also made up some stuff as I went along! I used Tangle Patterns String #065 to help me with this tile.
Just to answer Trinh's question: I don't do one tile in one sitting, simply because I need to do other things, but if I could then I imagine it would take me about 45 - 60 minutes, and that's because I am still trying to learn the various patterns so I am looking them up in my books and on the web as I am drawing. But the experts are doing them much quicker of course, in a few minutes for this 3.5" X 3.5" tile.
Well, winter is back. We went from 34 Celcius to about 14 Celcius overnight. I hope you are having a wonderful day!
Paper: cardstock (PTI); Neenah
Ink: distress inks; Versamark; Versafine Onyx Black
Stamps: WPlus9 (Magical Moments); PTI (Simple Sunflower Stamp Set)
Other: PTI die; Sizzix Die
I used a PTI die to emboss the darker green cardstock, I like the softness of the impression it made.
And yes, I made another Zentangle tile, trying to practice everyday. Today I attempted to incorporate a bit of colour, but of course I tried to colour something that should probably not be coloured. It's a tangle called Mooka (which I have not mastered yet), and because it is actually a continuous single line there is no inside or outside if you know what I mean. Anyway, I like the pink section and the floral design (Cat-Kin). And I also made up some stuff as I went along! I used Tangle Patterns String #065 to help me with this tile.
Just to answer Trinh's question: I don't do one tile in one sitting, simply because I need to do other things, but if I could then I imagine it would take me about 45 - 60 minutes, and that's because I am still trying to learn the various patterns so I am looking them up in my books and on the web as I am drawing. But the experts are doing them much quicker of course, in a few minutes for this 3.5" X 3.5" tile.
Well, winter is back. We went from 34 Celcius to about 14 Celcius overnight. I hope you are having a wonderful day!
7 comments:
love the pops of color on your zentangle card... takes an already fabulous card to another level!
Hi Brenda, so delighted to see you playing along with us at the Simon Says Wednesday challenge! Love your pretty card with all the subtlety, and am enjoying your Zentangles - keep 'em coming!
Your card is so peaceful and pretty Brenda! You know those new DeNami peacock feathers would make a great background for your peacock ~ just saying!
You are really rocking your tile projects. This one with the added color is so pretty. Keep em coming, can't wait to see more!!
Wow, gorgeous colors!
Lovin' your zentangles, B! You've got the knack for it certainly!
Love the colors on your card too- makes me wish for Fall!!
This card is so elegant, Brenda! I don't usually go for yellow, but this really pops on that subtle background. I'm tickled with your 'Tangles, too.
hi Brenda :)love your Zentangle, the added pop's of colour are awesome! Such great texture on you beautiful card, two wonderful creations!! :)
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