Challenges & Traveling Tangles

The Diva Weekly Challenge #284: "Monotangle to Tripoli.  Here is the link: Diva Challenge
Thank you Diva for this week's challenge.

I don't think I have used Tripoli since 2013...I know that there are thousands of gorgeous Tripoli monotangles out there.  For this challenge my Tripolis are random and free-form.  I referred back to my notes and to Rick & Maria's Zentangle Primer Vol 1, pages 120 & 122, and a couple I am not sure if I made them up:  they are probably out there somewhere.  Unfortunately, I am short of time, so I rushed which caused my spacing to be uneven.  It makes a difference when one is relaxed and breathes!  Here is this week's entry anyway:  Looking forward to seeing what you've done!

 Tangle:  Tripoli

Renaissance Zendala

Diane & Carolien's Weekly Challenge  #72 hosted by Diane Clancy & Carolien aka Zandipants:  We are to use the tangles beginning with the letters B-S-I. Your choice of tangles, and/or add others as well. You can see other entries at:  Diane & Carolien's Weekly Challenge

Thank you Diane & Carolien for this challenge.  The linky tool is not working - it is in comments.

Using a grid pattern, I selected the tangles Batch with an aura and Ilana in between and Snag. I randomly filled in portions of Snag, so it is not consistent.  I found these these tangles easy to do.  I enjoyed tangling them.  Here is my entry:

 Tangles:  Batch, Snag & Ilana 

Tangles:

Batch - Helen Williams

Snag - Jem Miller

Ilana - Mariët Lustenhouwer

Diane & Carolien's Weekly Challenge  #73 - P-F-W.
I used the lotus mandala template I created a few years ago with slight changes for Fluxogee. The rest of the Zendala is free-form with off-the-grid Well, and Poke-Leaf.  Here is my entry:

Tangles:  Fluxogee, Well & Poke-Leaf

Tangles:

Fluxogee - Hanny Waldburger (Zenjoy)

Well & Poke-Leaf - Zentangle Patterns

In my last post I shared  my Traveling Tangles collaboration with Anoeska Waardenberg.  I posted the tiles that she sent me and how I finished them.  This week I would like to share the tiles that I sent her and her lovely finished Zendala tiles.

Here are the Zendalas I sent her:

 

And here are the beautifully finished Zenadalas by Anoeska:

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 say hello!  Cheers and happy tangling.

Have a wonderful week.