On my first tile I used the basic Whyz tangle as the string and filled the spaces with variations of Whyz, just to get a feel for it.
Then I branched out a bit.
Tangles: Black Pearlz, Jonqal, Khirkee, Knightsbridge, Whyz |
I quite like this tangle (didn't think I would, actually) and there are many possible variations:
- Once I goofed and started lining up the 'Y's rather than alternating them, but I thought, "No mistakes" and wondered what I could do with that. It's one of my favorite variations!
- You can put the 'Y's side-by-side from square to square, as Laura did in her example, rather than alternating. I did too, in the lower left of the second tile. Then you can make interesting chevron, feather things.
- Various areas can be filled black, or striped, or left white. (Or stippled. Didn't try that. Good idea.)
- The small triangles can be filled, and look a bit like pinwheels (see first tile, left, and second tile top right).
PS: just FYI: I messed up a small section of Khirkee and turned it into tiny Knightsbridge. Then, for artistic unity, I did tiny Knightsbridge elsewhere on the tile.
You are amazing! I always love your art!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful variations, I agree this is a versatile tangle your tiles are fab!
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful. Love your shading.
ReplyDeleteAn eye opener of how whyz can light up your tile!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. The top right of the second tile is so neat. What a great technique.
ReplyDeleteOoooh Whyz within Whyz, very sneaky. Cool.
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful, I real showcase of the fabulous Whyz :)
ReplyDeleteSo many versions of Whyz, they are all wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteYour tiles are beautiful, and such a great exploration of the possibilities of Whyz. I love the balance of weights in your tiles very much.
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