A new board game in the house usually means some new stencil template boards for me! After you've pushed out all the game pieces, you're left with a board with some interesting-shaped holes. This new one has fan-shapes.
The stencil shapes reminded me of Shattuck, so I pursued that idea when I did the tangling. I've placed the tile on the stencil to match with the fan shapes I traced.
Next, a Renaissance tile with black and brown inks, and white pencil. I traced the stencil two times, in different directions.
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Tangles: Black Pearlz, Pearlz, and a whole lotta stripes. |
Back to black on white. Again I traced the stencil in two directions, this time resulting in a string with three rows through the tile.
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Tangles: Betweed, Black Pearlz, Chebucto, Elven, and again, a whole lotta stripes |
Aaand, back to a Renaissance tile, with black and pink inks, white and graphite pencils, this time with some random fan shapes.
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Tangles: Beadlines, Drupe, Pearlz, Perfs, Printemps, and a nod to Lotus Pods |
I've used board game leftovers before. To read about some similar stencil work, check out
this post.
These are all beautiful, Margaret! What you can do with a simple shape always just blows me away!
ReplyDeleteAmazing as usual!
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