Why do I always discover a tangle pattern from bedcovers? Yes, this tangle is also discovered from a bed cover!
This is my inspiration for deconstructing 'Winged Trophy' from a bedcover.
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| Inspiration for Winged Trophy |
The story of this discovery is very interesting. I was reading a book called 'Becoming' by Michelle Obama, lying on a bed at my in-law's place at night. I noticed this on the bedcover. I started reading the book again. Somehow, this pattern wasn't going out of my mind. I realised that this could be a Zentangle® pattern (😴😴😴😴😴). I immediately stopped reading, got up, found a pen and a rough paper, drew the pattern a few times, and voila, a tangle began to emerge. I was going to name it 'Becoming', as I was reading exactly that book when I discovered the pattern. But Sonam Gupta, a Certified Zentangle Teacher, suggested this name 'Winged Trophy'. It appears like a trophy having wings. I really loved the name. Little did I know that a pattern's discovery would be from a bedcover at night. It really surprised me, that I had the energy to leave the bed and tangle. Now that I'm back home in my abode, I started blogging about this pattern.
Here is the Deconstruction of the Tangle 'Winged Trophy'.
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| Winged Trophy deconstruction |
This example is of a Single Winged Trophy accompanied by Florz tangle pattern.
This is another example of Winged trophy:
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| A single winged trophy |
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| A group of trophies that looks like a Zendala |
This is an example with multiple Winged Trophy's accompanied with GarlicCloves, Tipples, and Printemps.
Please tag me when you use this Zentangle® pattern. It would be a pleasure to see your creations 😊
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| Multiple Winged trophy-s |
Please tag me when you use this Zentangle® pattern. It would be a pleasure to see your creations 😊
Lovely. Thank you for taking my suggestion for this lovely tangles name
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful tangle.
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