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Thursday, April 5, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
I love sketchbooks
I have too many sketchbooks! My latest has a black cloth hardback cover and for some reason, seems to want meaningful (to me) scripture in it. So here's one of the first
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Lots of tangles but not much time to post
Been spending alot of time at the hospital and doing a lot of tangles, which eventually, I will post here. I think I've finished two of my 9 tile puzzle pieces. But on Monday, as I was walking through the principals reception area, I saw this candle holder.
There's an original Zentangle, SEZ, but because of the regularity of this candle holder pattern, I thought there might be another tangle in it. I didn't really study it, nor did I take the picture then, just remembered the curly parts.
While sitting at the hospital, I began playing with it, but I remembered it as an S instead of individual curls. So here is SUBRA, named from me(Susan) and Debra (the secretary).

I'd probably consider this a tangelation, not really a new tangle, but it was fun doing this one and I see lots of possibilities for changes.My thought was to connect the S at the edge and then put the S in the next row between the S's above it. It's fun to draw 'cause you have to focus on getting those S curves to hit correctly. I added a diamond between S's to follow the curves (I guess that means it's not really a diamond.)
There's an original Zentangle, SEZ, but because of the regularity of this candle holder pattern, I thought there might be another tangle in it. I didn't really study it, nor did I take the picture then, just remembered the curly parts.
While sitting at the hospital, I began playing with it, but I remembered it as an S instead of individual curls. So here is SUBRA, named from me(Susan) and Debra (the secretary).

I'd probably consider this a tangelation, not really a new tangle, but it was fun doing this one and I see lots of possibilities for changes.My thought was to connect the S at the edge and then put the S in the next row between the S's above it. It's fun to draw 'cause you have to focus on getting those S curves to hit correctly. I added a diamond between S's to follow the curves (I guess that means it's not really a diamond.)Saturday, December 3, 2011
My first turned bowl
My first turning. The wood is plywood that is used to form concrete. I love the texture and golden glow that the wood shines with. Unless you touch it, it looks like it has ridges but it's smooth! I still have SO much to learn but thanks to my sweet husband, I accomplished this first one. (Yep, there was a time I wanted to skew that bowl with the skew tool. ) Now that I know what a 'catch' it, it's not a good thing:) Hopefully, there are woodturning classes and conventions in my future.I want to do a plain white-ish wood bowl that I can tangle on. Wish me luck!
Black and White Puzzle
The black and white puzzle as a whole. Trying to decide if I should mount this as one piece or make them as 'coaster' style pieces.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Joining the 2012 Sketchbook Project
I've joined the 2012 Sketchbook Project using the theme "In 10 minutes" just to see what I can accomplish in that time. Probably loose, cartoon-y but fun. Can't wait for it to get here! 2012 Sketchbook Project
Friday, October 14, 2011
Zentangling with School Counselors
Spent lunch today tangling with high school counselors. Here's the combined 10 person tangle created in 45 minutes. Could have kept on going all afternoon! And I love the fact that even tho' we didn't have much time, therefore a lot of it isn't 'filled', they all still turned out so beautiful!
Great fun on a Friday afternoon!
Great fun on a Friday afternoon!
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