Showing posts with label shnek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shnek. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Thursday String Idea #13

 Welcome to Thursday String Idea #13.
Sorry I missed the past two weeks,
I was in Maine with no internet.
This week's string is a kind of a 
loopedy-loop kind of string.
To print the string out at 3.5", click here.

As for myself, I am going to start moving
away from the 3.5" tangling tile.
As I get older I find that little tile is too small.
I need a larger work area. 
In my tangling string #13, I opted for some white space in my work. 
I like the contrast and the way the string of 
TootsieMoon holds the gnarly tangle in place.

Want to try string #13 for yourself?
Just go here and print out the string.
To use this same string on a larger work area like I did, 
just extend the ends of the lines.
My tile is 4" x 6".
Have fun!


The Creator's Leaf

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Tangling With Mickey

One of our recent stack and tangle prompts was to
use found papers. 
To find a paper that you could tangle on and turn
into a piece of art. 

It just so happens I checked into a Disney World resort
that day and had a packet of information available to me. 
I found this sheet of paper, 
a bit water-rimmed and stained from someone before me's drink.
Shame on you, housekeeping, for leaving me someone else's coaster as part of my introduction to Disney World.
Anyway, I liked this sheet of stained paper because of the photo that was on it -
Mickey and some awesome cast members.
The rest of the page had information about staff
and safety tips. 

I divided my drawing area into segments, 
then started filling them in with tangles.
I did a little shading - which didn't work well on this slick paper - 
and called it done.

Tangling with Mickey.
Apropos title, I think. 

The Creator's Leaf

Sunday, July 5, 2015

Circle Stacking

Circle stacking is different than stacking circles.
Hahahaha!
And I have done those before.
This is an idea developed by Italian tangler
Simona Arian Cordara.
You start with a circle, then lay in your string.
Next add tangles.
Shade, admire, reflect. 

I made this circle stack on a page in one
of my smash books.
From K & Co.
That bright, pretty scrapbook paper
is the perfect background for some tangling.
Circle stacking.
It's what's new!

Why don't you give it a try and 
see what you can do?

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Shnek and Hamail

 It is midway point of the week, so how is your week going?
I have a lot of tangle projects going on, staying consistently busy 
but not necessarily making a lot of progress.
 Let's see. I'm working on book submissions,
ATCs for a swap in one of our Facebook groups . . .
 . . . hoping to do some painting and tangling on a Mickey vinylmation,
and trying to adjust to this thyroid Hashimoto thing.
And I have a ton of Newfoundland pictures to edit,
but I just can't seem to wrap my head around them right now.
Hope your week is going better than mine.