Here's how to draw Pia.
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| Tangles: Beadlines, Knase, Pia |
BTW: It's getting harder and harder to keep track of tangles and names. If this pattern has been presented elsewhere, or if the name has been used earlier, please let me know!
Margaret Bremner creates artwork that is intricate, funky, and whimsical.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
PIA - a new tangle
Late this past summer I taught some Zentangle classes at the 2012 Paint in Alberta convention. This interesting and simple pattern was the wallpaper in one of the rooms.
Here's how to draw Pia.
You can vary Pia by changing where (and if) you fill with black or with thin stripes. Here are some possible variations and a tile (using a two-pencil string) with some of them.
BTW: It's getting harder and harder to keep track of tangles and names. If this pattern has been presented elsewhere, or if the name has been used earlier, please let me know!
Here's how to draw Pia.
BTW: It's getting harder and harder to keep track of tangles and names. If this pattern has been presented elsewhere, or if the name has been used earlier, please let me know!
Thanks, I don't think there is another like it! And I love it!
ReplyDeleteDitto. Its a nice simple one which could lend itself to many variations. Love your tile!
ReplyDeleteWow, Margaret. You always make the simple look so sublime!
ReplyDeleteso simple, yet so effective!
ReplyDeleteLike how dark, medium and light are part of the design. Love this tangle!
ReplyDeletelovely, thanks for the instructions :)
ReplyDeleteVERY handsome tangle--I foresee getting a great deal of pleasure & satisfaction from using it. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, looks like FUN! Thanks for the new addition to my tangle toolbox!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your new tangle. I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt is so elegant and beautiful, Margaret! Thanks for sharing. I am excited to tangle it!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your steps & your lovely tile! Another tangle for my Tangle files :-)
ReplyDeleteReally like this!!!
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