'Birds on a Wire' is the challenge tangle this week. It was designed by CZT Mary Kissel - and you can see the step outs on her blog HERE .
I did this tangle in the spiral format again. It's a fun way to do a monotangle. The picture below was the way I first did it. I love black and white but something draws me to color. After I took the photo, I erased most of the pencil shading. I then used Tombow markers for the red, wellow, and oranges. Then I finished up with a Prismacolor green colored pencil.
Very pretty, Sue! The color makes it look like a beautiful spring flower.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the previous comment. Very springlike and fresh! love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE what you did with it!!!! What a great idea :) and gorgeous colours, including the 'wellow'...!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I didn't catch that typo. But it's kinda a fun word. I may want to remember that for the future.
DeleteAt first I thought that I like the black and white one more. But the longer I look at it the more I like the colored one. ^^ Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, it looks like a nice summer piece. The colors are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLike both versions. The spiral really works well in the round, and so does this tangle.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out beautiful
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful tile! I love both, but the colored one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteBe creative and catch some Happy!
Jacque Solomon
www.tanglebright.com
A zendala that sings along with the birds on a wire!
ReplyDeleteA lovely idea and it must have taken ages to draw so beautifully. I think the pattern is more expressive with grey shading, but the coloured version is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteReally nice! I am a color lover but think I like these two equally.
ReplyDeleteGreat, this spial. It's pulling you in.
ReplyDeleteI did a spiral also, but like your use of the other tangle with it.
ReplyDeleteI like how Birds on a Wire looks as a monotangle, love the color you added.
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