Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Challenge #38 "Better than a Pair of Ducks"
When I first saw Rick's Paradox tangle I thought it was really cool. I had some trouble getting it down until I read the tip somewhere, that if you turn your tile with each line that you make it is a lot easier. Sure enough, that worked and I have been using Paradox a lot whenever I had a triangle shape to put it in. Wow, it really is a cool tangle! But wait...then Margaret Bremner/CZT came out with a wonderful tutorial, (check it out here) on Paradox and I had a light bulb moment (a little embarrassed to admit...why have I only limited Paradox to a triangle shape? You can do Paradox with a square...and so much more. Wow, this really cool tangle is over the top really cool now! Thanks Rick for creating Paradox! Thanks Margaret for the wonderful tutorial! Thanks Laura for another great challenge! (Love that you think Pair of Ducks when you hear Paradox-what fun!)
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15 comments:
Both are beautiful, but I think I like the 2nd one the best.
I like the curled edge effect on the first, and the white on black of the 2nd.
Wow! Very nice! The first is my favorite.
--Margaret
Wow, Sue. These are striking. Just lovely.
I love these! Your lines are so symmetrical. Cari
the second one rocks.....you have really mastered the paradox....m
Really nice work! The different sizes work well to complement each other
I´m impressed....Its so very beautiful!
You made the perfect composition with it!
Sounds as though you had lots of fun. :-) Great tangles.
Beautiful, love them both!
Love the first one, will look very pretty on a scarf
Very nice. I really like the 1st one... Isn't it funny to read the comments and see the variety of tastes. I wonder if I would choose the second one on another day. Both are beautiful.
Both are great but the first is so full and rich especially like the center of it and the corners - and I just really like it all!
Gosh Sue, beaut tangling, love the drama of them both!
Your tangles always WOW me!! Beautiful work!
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