String Thing # 96

Onomato is always looking like tiny smiling frogs to me :D This is for String Thin #96 and I used String 096 and these patterns:

'Nzeppel, Yincut, Onomato all by Maria Thomas
Bublz by Lori Byerly

Have a fun time tangling! Love

Joya

Joey's challenge # 63

Joey's challenge wants us to use String 006 and as many J-tangles we wanted. I used these patterns:

Jajazz by Naney Newlin
Jalousie by Phine
Jingles by Connie Taylor (with an Aura)

Love
Joya

String Thing # 92

This is my participation to the String Thing challenge #92. We used the String 098 and these patterns:

ChocoBox by Didier Gervy
Cayke by Rose Brown
Butter by Danae Triantafyllopoulou
Kandy Ribnz by Cheryl Wilson

Have a great time! Love

Joya

Diva-challenge # 215

This week the Diva told us to tangle a Labyrinth, and I used some color. I#m not sure what I like better, with or without color, so I'll show you both variations :o)

I used an own string and I'm sorry, I forgot to write down which patterns I used. I'll try to find them and edit this post.

Have a great week! Love
Joya

String Thing # 90

This is my first time I tried to make a bubble, I really want to draw them more realistically. The tile is for the String Thing challenge #90 and we used String 090 and these patterns:

Garlic Clove by Jacquelien Bredenoord
Laced by Mary Elizabeth Martin
Lanie by Adele Bruno

Thank you Adele for this great challenge :o)

Love 

Joya

Muster-Mixer # 6

This is my tile for the Muster-Mixer-challenge #6. We had to mash up and combine the patterns

Xplode by Margaret McKerihan   and
Fife by Molly Hollibaugh

I added some red to highlight the starry structure and I'm pleased how it turned out :o)

Happy tangling!

Love Joya

String Thing # 89

To celebrate Queen Elizabeth of England's 89th birthday Adele Bruno's String Thing-challenge #89 was to use String 089 and these patterns:

Jeewels by Livia Chua
Jems by Margaret Bremner, CZT
Knightsbridge by Maria Thomas
Queen's Crown by Suzanne McNeill, CZT

Jems and Queen's Crown were new to me and I decided not to use Jeewels as a border-pattern as I usually did but as a space-filling pattern in the middle. King's Crown is such an easy pattern with lots of potential to tangle around with it, I like it :)

Have a great weekend,

Joya