I used to be a scrapbooker.
Digital technology has taken away the need for me to scrapbook,
but I still have a ton of scrapbook supplies.
Recently I figured out that I could tangle on the paper.
I have enough scrapbook paper cut down into manageable pieces to last me for a couple years.
I used to have an online scrapbook store,
and I bought out the paper from two stores that were closing,
so seriously I have a bunch of paper.
I pulled out a 5" x 7" piece of this butterfly paper
and tangled some new patterns.
New for me.
From bottom to top:
logjam, feather nesting, xyp, ovy, fescu, jute,
African Artist, and lanie.
It always amazes me what a difference shading makes!
Do you have scrapbook paper that might look
awesome in a tangle?
How about with a stack of tangles?
Tangled stacks and lettering.
It just needs to be a layer in and of itself.
That's all it takes.
Not superimposed over the top of what you tangled,
but a layer all by itself.
Tangled stacks with lettering.
Now if we could just get everyone to understand that.
Hahahahaha!
This piece was drawn on scrapbook paper.
All I used was a black Sharpie fine point,
a little graphite for shading,
and a white gelly roll pen for highlights.
