Looks like a combination of a sculpture and plants would see in a botanical garden. Like the shading. I think the one on the right is Etcher. Was in one of Sandy Bartholomew's books.
This is such a beautiful tile! I love what you have done with ING... the poke leaf extending out of it really softens the geometric side of the pattern! That was an awesome idea! All the tangles are so wonderfully drawn and shaded! Inspirational!
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Pokeleaf coming out of ING is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteSo whimsical! Love the pokeleaf. I forget the other name too, but you did it so well
ReplyDeleteLooks like a combination of a sculpture and plants would see in a botanical garden. Like the shading. I think the one on the right is Etcher. Was in one of Sandy Bartholomew's books.
ReplyDeleteTHAT'S where I saw it! Thanks, Donald.
DeleteThis is very pretty. I really like how you have used ING with pokeleaf peeking out all over.
ReplyDeleteYour ING is lovely!! This looks so airy and magical!!
ReplyDelete~ Diane Clancy
http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2014/09/diva-ing-challenge-entry
Beautiful. You got me smiling :)
ReplyDeleteYou created a garden with a green-house, and a lovely green pole.
Nicely done !
very nice use of the ING
ReplyDeleteLovely tangle, Etcher is a nice balance for ING.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful tile! I love what you have done with ING... the poke leaf extending out of it really softens the geometric side of the pattern! That was an awesome idea! All the tangles are so wonderfully drawn and shaded! Inspirational!
ReplyDeletePS. Last week you mentioned on my blog that I ran out of cookies before you arrived... Just want you to know, I have saved one especially for you this week!
This tile is amazing. It's clear and nice, and I love it! Well done :-)
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