Weekly Challenge #113: String Theory v. XXIV "Hip to be Square"

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This week's Diva Challenge was to draw your string as a square in a square in a square etc. This is a weird angle, but here it is.

I really liked this challenge because I like to color in the lines! Clearly defined spaces are my friend.  It was a nice easy piece to relax with this evening after a long stress-filled day. Thanks for the challenge, Laura!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Beautifully done!!!

Joyce
10:21 PM
CrookedDog said…
Lovely - nice and airy.

Karen (aka Crooked Dog)
11:29 PM
Daniele OBrien Design, CZT said…
This is beautiful, I love what you've done keeping within the lines. Your angle is perfect, it really gives your tile the look of a gorgeous frame on the wall!
4:56 AM
Cathy said…
This is so lovely. I love how you have so much detail in each "layer".
5:55 AM
ledenzer said…
A truly gorgeous, well executed square!
7:34 AM
tanglewithlinda.wordpress.com said…
Wow! Such beautiful detail and your squares look just perfect. Your tangles are great too.
11:00 AM
Carmela said…
Very nice done! Compliments.
2:00 PM
Unknown said…
This is BEAUTIFUL!
Each square looks like a beautiful, intricate frame around a piece of art.
Very nicely done.
2:00 PM
Didisch said…
You did a great job. Every frame looks great, with great tangles. :)
3:29 PM
Chrissie said…
Very nicely done. I like all your frames and you have chosen some lovely tangles.
4:36 PM
Jacque Solomon said…
Very pretty! I love the way all of your patterns are so compatible with each other. You are right...this was a relaxing project.

Jacque Solomon
www.tanglebright.com
6:35 PM
Anonymous said…
Lovely, I especially like the outer border!
8:15 PM
Shelly Beauch said…
A splendid selection of tangles!
9:31 PM
Anne's tangle blog said…
You have 'framed' beautiful tangles in this tile.
12:59 AM
katrina said…
great work, nice and light and airy
7:23 PM
BethB said…
I love this... it looks almost frilly. Such pretty tangles!
8:48 AM
Anonymous said…
A nice tile, great looking tangles and they go together nicely.
6:17 PM
Rebecca said…
Beautiful tile! I love how smooth and even your lines are.
7:02 PM
Sue Clark said…
Beautiful work!
10:24 PM
Kathy said…
Love it.. so light and airy looking..
6:57 PM
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