A different shape this week to give us a new challenge. My first attempt was very monochromatic. Also strangely enough I seem to have used 3 tangles whose names started with a B...how bizarre, I didn'tplan it that way, and good old Prestwood snuck in at the end.
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| Bluebonnets, BB, Betweed, Bulb Lantern and Prestwood. |
I decided to try and make my second attempt softer so went for more organic, leafy tangles and used a few ones that I have discovered recently.You have to excuse the mistake I had with one of my Mookas, however I did not want to start all over again with the tile, so the messy bit had to stand.
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| Euca, D-vine, Mooka, Veridough, Furr-Balls |
Two TOTALLY different looks, the first such a strong graphic styling and the second a flowing lovely combination. Perfect tangle choice for each feel!
ReplyDeleteLove the very distinct look they both have. Must admit to loving the second one most...lol
ReplyDeleteInteresting pattern choice Fiona. I especially like the first design.
ReplyDeleteBoth so different and still so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautifully mastered and if I had to choose one, I would go with your first Zendala, as I'm impartial to strong, bold patterns :)
DeleteI like very much both interpretations. Bravo !
ReplyDeleteWell both designs are great. The second one is indeed more organic, but my favorite is the first one. Its just because you used my favorite tangles I believe. Great job :)
ReplyDeletelovely!!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth your Zendalas are beautiful. I'd hate to have to choose one. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove your Betweed in the first Zendala.
ReplyDeleteWow, it's great to see such different styles and feels done by the same person - well done! I really like the tangles you have chosen for each - bold strong lines for the first, and delicate soft for the second! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your zendalas are beautiful, too nice to choose one as a favourite.
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