Here are a couple of tiles using Diamond Panes.
In the first one the tangle ends up on its side.
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| Diamond Panes, Betweed, Florz, Flux, Umble |
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| Diamond Panes, Cubine, Flux, Tipple, Xyp |
Margaret Bremner creates artwork that is intricate, funky, and whimsical.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
DIAMOND PANES tangle instructions
I bought a book of bargello needlework patterns for cheap from the library's clear-out bin. Bargello seems to be a bit like needlepoint except the stitches are longer and go up and down on the canvas instead of diagonally. There were some good ideas in there. One, called Diamond Panes, was easily adaptable to drawing although step two is a little tricky. Here's how it goes:
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Awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern and will try it very soon. (And by the way: the types you chose match beatuifully!!!)
lovely,playful diamond !
ReplyDeletethe first tile is outstanding!!
I'm a big fan of Bargello. Great job on the pattern!
ReplyDeleteLovin' this, kiddo! Very fun and nicely used in your examples.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to echo what Ildiko said, love the first one especially. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteLove it! My dad used to do Bargello!
ReplyDeleteI love how (in the first tile) the Diamond Panes in the background create a sort of surface for the other tangles to hover over. it's all floating forward. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreeting from South Africa! Thanks for the great tutorial and the lovely design. I enjoy your creativity. Sue Williams
ReplyDeleteJust did this tangle on my challenge tile. I was surprised at how meditative the little lines were to do. That was fun!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern so playful with great contrast. I'm off to try this toooooo! I love your style!
ReplyDeleteWow! Can't wait to try this one! I'm hopelessly addicted to Zentangles. I like to make birthday cards, with the birthday person's name spelled out, and surrounded by tangles. Then I fill in the inside of the letters, which I hand-draw, with red tangles.
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