Before we get to that I thought I would share what I did for the Diva Challenge. This week was a UMT (Use My Tangle) challenge and the tangle was Dansk by Margaret Bremner. I have used Dansk before and what really attracts me to this tangle is the amount of depth you can create. I like this one in the same way that I like Printemps. The key to these tangles looking great really lies in the shading.
| Tangle: Dansk |
| Tangles: Tawk, Tipple, Dansk, Chemystery, Pystyl, Knightsbridge |
Zendala Dare #44
I chose this template because it is so different from what we have been doing for the past few weeks. I like the simplicity of it and the challenge of the straight lines.
| Tangles: Tink, Amaze, Paradox, Fang |
I was surprised with how much depth I was able to achieve with this template. I feel like all the tangles worked really well in the spaces I used and I especially like the "new to me" tangle Fang. It's kind of an optical illusion and so easy to do!
I hope you all have a great week and don't
forget to link up below!
Erin










Wow! What beautiful linework! Your tile is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYes, your tile is GREAT.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a GREAT time with your friends!
Happy Birthday when it comes up and enjoy your time with your friends. thanks for the template. your tangles fit quite nicely with the template. well done.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday when it comes up and enjoy your time with your friends. thanks for the template. your tangles fit quite nicely with the template. well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, very nice work.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! It is a fabulous template and I love the way you tangled! It is a fantastic tile! Thanks again for the time and effort to take in our behalf. I so love your dares!
ReplyDeleteI had fun doing this tangle but then I made an error when I posted my link the first time. So "4. Celia Norman" takes you to my Picasa website not my blog. So if you could please delete that it would be good.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to work with all of those angles. Thanks, Erin, for another great Zendala!
ReplyDeleteI did one a few weeks ago but then my bronchitis flared up again and I was only work-sleep-work-sleep, etc, Will try to do this one and post it!
ReplyDeleteMy first dare - thanks for being here - very fun!
ReplyDeleteLove your tiles with Dansk !
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, Happy Birthday Erin and thanks for making us happy on Saturdays by posting your dare. This dare came at a great time. I needed to send my dentist a thank you note. The rounded shapes reminded me of teeth so I tangled behind some dental images and made my thank you note. Thanks, so much for a timely design!
ReplyDeleteHi! This is the first one I've posted. I'm going to go back and post #38 and #42 if I can. I'm not very good at using other tangler's tangles, but it's still very relaxing for me. I really want to learn to etch zentangles onto metal to use in my jewelry! Cindy
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Erin!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interesting challenge. I love how your tile came out, and I'm very impressed by your Dansk (especially the monotangle). Beautiful lines.
Thank you Erin. I hope your fun month continues!
ReplyDeleteThis was fun I added a twist :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this template!
ReplyDeleteAnother late one.
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