Opposite that page seemed perfect for another go at CZT Cherryl Moote's tangle Hexonu, a much more random (and zen!) version of hexagons. Done large, they can be filled with other tangles.
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Thursday, January 3, 2019
Hexes in my Book
In ongoing decluttering I found a small, square sketchbook from the two years I lived in China. I wasn't interested in keeping most of it but there was a page investigating triangles and hexagons. It's really amazing the variety of stars, boxes, snowflakes, cubes, diamonds, chevrons, tunnels and more that can be achieved with these simple repeating shapes. I glued the page into my Book and expanded onto the sides.
Opposite that page seemed perfect for another go at CZT Cherryl Moote's tangle Hexonu, a much more random (and zen!) version of hexagons. Done large, they can be filled with other tangles.
Opposite that page seemed perfect for another go at CZT Cherryl Moote's tangle Hexonu, a much more random (and zen!) version of hexagons. Done large, they can be filled with other tangles.
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Love, love, love hexagons!
ReplyDeleteHexonu filled with tangles and drawn in a "flowing version" looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteSome of the most fun I had doing things in a journal was "playing" with a shape and seeing what I could come up with. Love this. Will have to try this. Of course I like Tripoli also, so it fits right in.
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