Erin's template this week was weird. I had no idea what to do with it. I stared at it for a long time and asked it to speak to me. It didn't. I liked the template, It was different; quite a departure from the circular ones. But I guess it took me from a comfort zone and made me think a little harder.
I would have liked to do something extra special for the middle flower but nothing else seemed appropriate than just those lines. I am curious to see what others did. In the end I like what emerged. It looks like layers of paper tiles waiting to be peeled off one at a time.
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I would have liked to do something extra special for the middle flower but nothing else seemed appropriate than just those lines. I am curious to see what others did. In the end I like what emerged. It looks like layers of paper tiles waiting to be peeled off one at a time.
Thanks for your visit.
11 comments:
This is already very special. You made a brilliant choice of pattern for the edging, the centre filling is beautiful and I think the centre with an abstract daisy is perfect as it is.
Thanks for your encouraging comment Faith.
I love how you completely filled in the squares. Clear and fresh feel to your design.
Wonderful! Really amaising zendala. How can You get this so soft and beautiful? This is like different template.
Thank you Zoe and Uuna for your comments.
Kelly, you mad perfect choices for this zendala. It turned out beautifully.
I think it's very nicely done. I like the simple lines used in the center against the the darker patterned background. It was a good choice of tangles and they work nicely together.
This looks retro--like a 50s clock. Cool patterns and great shading on the background for dimension.
Your choise of tangles is brilliant!
It´s a very lovely zendala! It has a quite clear and straight-line compositon. Great choice of tangles!
I like how this ended up. It's very striking. I can connect with you on your feelings while doing it. This one is quite different, and I too, found it problematic to find the right tangles. You did great!
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