This new tangle has been floating around in my work since last summer. I didn't give it much thought until a few people asked me about it.... so here is the "how-to" for "Sanibelle":
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Sanibelle Deconstructed |
This pattern seems to come together in a more consistent flow if steps 1./2./3. (scalloped lines) are all drawn in their positions on the tile... then add the parallel lines in step 4. Shading adds depth & dimension.
Here is Sanibelle in a border. It also makes a very pretty filler...... (as shown here in second tile of
this "Something Blue" post.)
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ZIA - Sanibelle tangle used in border and as focal pattern... 6"x 6" Bristol, Sakura Micron 01 Black, Prisma Colored Pencils |
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