THEN I realized I could do both flowers (actually, it's bales, if you look at it from a distance) and the aura lines...and I'm glad I did. I think I like it better this way, wonky lines and all. I used Inktense watercolor pencils and a ridiculously small paintbrush for this. Unlike my other watercolor pencils, once these dry, the color is set for all eternity- it doesn't budge. Soo, basically... it saves me from myself.
This was my original attempt for this challenge:
Anyone else been playing with Knyt? At least nobody can accuse me of having 'angry stitches'...*cough* Julie! *cough* ;o) If my stitches were any looser, I'd have to pull them out and redo them. Which gives me an idea...!
Some knytted variations...
And here's a loose and messy 'knytflake' with a smattering of Sanibelle :oD
Happy weekend, everybody!
Sweet color in a fantastic array of Mi2!
ReplyDeleteLovely on all of these. I'm definitely going to have to try Knyt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tiles with Mi2.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love what you did with Knyt, Very inspiring!
Wonderful examples of Mi2 and a bonus with Knyt as well.
ReplyDeleteSome very brilliant works.
ReplyDeleteI also tat and your knytflake reminds me of some snowflakes I have tatted. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteFantastic...the tiles and your interpretation of Knyt. I would have rested after your beautiful original tile...amazing.
ReplyDeleteSandy, these are wonderful! Love what you've done with Knyt. So exciting to see it included in a Zentangle (other than my own) for the very first time. The variations are exciting, especially love the knytflake.
ReplyDeleteI can see you in your work you are enjoying drawing!
ReplyDeleteVery nice done!!!!
What a fabulous post this is - every one is just stunning. Love the use of colour. Aren't the Inktense pencils just divine? My hubby gave me a set for my birthday this year. I like both variations of Mi2 - they remind me a bit of 1960s Fablon! I haven't tried Knyt yet but can see there are loads of possibilities. I'm doing some real "knytting" at the moment and have the odd dropped stitch... could possibly incorporate that into a design lol!! "How not to knyt?"
ReplyDeleteI'm bookmarking this page for future reference! Lots of stuff to try out.
BTW, I've been searching hi and lo for instructions on how to draw a pattern called "Y-not" - I'm told it's in a book but I don't really want to buy the book just for one pattern. Any ideas?
Shoshi