Let’s start at the very beginning, it’s a very good place to start, with the letters ABC cunningly combined to form this great tangle pattern. Chance for some shading on this one to highlight some of the hidden shapes, e.g. the band formed by the base section of the ‘A’.
Another pattern based on curly brackets. Try stopping the pattern at either step 3 or 4 for a less busy effect.
This is the third in a series of four patterns using curly brackets as the basic shape. A little tricky to get the pattern established, but once you do, it gets easier.
An original design born from playing with octagons. Try shading the border for a variation.
I’m having fun with curly brackets! This is another original design, possibly a tangleation of my own Curly Brace pattern, but different enough to have it’s own name 🙂
Ok, so there might be easier ways of constructing this tangle pattern, but I was playing with octagons and this is what resulted. Looking at it gives me a headache after a while…
This original pattern starts with curly brackets (also known as braces). It’s easier to turn the page to do the horizontal brackets in step 2. Lots of opportunity to shade here.
This original design uses the main motif in an offset pattern – I found it easier to do each motif in turn as shown. Lots of shading opportunities to make individual motifs stand up against the others.
A day at the allotment inspired this original design – dreaming of shelling my borlotti beans! The pattern also reminds me of metal straps that are used for reinforcing corners and suchlike.
This is an original design, named with the Latin word from which the word ‘flower’ is derived.
