Name Tag Background
Since we’re having a lot of people coming over for Christmas, with some people meeting for the first time, I thought it would be easier on everyone if I made name tags, so I made a background for the name tags.
The present. Or thereabouts.
Since we’re having a lot of people coming over for Christmas, with some people meeting for the first time, I thought it would be easier on everyone if I made name tags, so I made a background for the name tags.
Joey’s challenge for the week is to make something that reminds you of summer nights.
Laura Harms’ Challenge for the week is to use the Bugle tangle by Joyce Evans.
Continue reading iamdiva’s Weekly Challenge #170: UMT Bugles
I finished Joey’s weekly challenge early this week, so I decided to post it.
Joey’s challenge this week is to make a tangle on a 2-inch square card and must illustrate or include something tiny.
I popped a new sketchbook yesterday, so I only had time to make Laura Harms’ weekly challenge today. It’s a Deko Sketchbook with 140g/m² paper from Hahnemühle Fineart in natural white. It’s heavier and stiffer than my last sketchbook, so the feel is definitely different. It takes ink well, though it’s really supposed to be for pencil and charcoal.
Continue reading iamdiva’s Weekly Challenge #167: DuoTangle Well/Punzel
madebyjoey has a weekly Zentangle challenge up too, so I decided to try it. This week’s challenge is to highlight the “string” used in the Zentangle.
Laura Harm’s latest Zentangle challenge is up on her website.Â
I developed a tangle using the Arabic symbol for six. Some of the Zentangle community that takes part of the Weekly Diva Challenge kept calling it a “raincoat”.
I enjoy the feedback I’m getting and decided to share the instructions for making Raincoat 6.
Laura Harm’s latest challenge is up at her website.Â