Initialing a new week

7/28/2014

Ahhhhhhhh...a new week.

This morning, since I've been away seven days, there is much to catch up on; but I thought I would begin with Diva Challenge #178, which involves choosing two tangles representing your first and last initials. So here you have it: the beautiful Dugwood, by Anita Roby-Lavery, and the very art deco Roscoe, by Vicki Bassett. I had never worked with either tangle before, and have fallen in love with them both.

And now...on to all the piled-up chores!

Laura Crews

7/28/2014 07:03:56 am

Love it! I wanted to use roscoe but alas, it is not one of my initials.

Jean Chaney link

7/28/2014 07:44:28 am

Wonderful choices for tangles. They look great together and your tile is lovely. I like the color contrast too.

Kia

7/28/2014 12:55:25 pm

Your roscoe is just beautiful and it goes very well with dugwood

Audrie Wiesenfelder link

7/28/2014 05:55:27 pm

<i>Beautiful tile,with a great combination of patterns. Nice color, too.</i>

Annemarie

7/28/2014 07:22:46 pm

Both are beautiful together.

Kailey McEvilly link

7/29/2014 05:03:42 am

Beautiful and bold! Love the color pop :)

Linda link

7/29/2014 08:19:29 am

Love how you've used colour for Dugwud. I've never seen Roscoe before, your linework is great :) Linda x

LonettA link

7/29/2014 06:25:57 pm

Wonderful tile! I like your choice ot tangles and the touch of colour!

HeidiSue link

7/31/2014 02:48:05 am

oooh! I LOVE this pattern...never saw Roscoe before, and now I want to play with it! This is a luscious tile. I want to put it on my bed as a throw pillow! hahahaha!

devin r.

7/31/2014 03:33:42 am

Hey, everyone--thanks! Your comments are so appreciated.

And yes, isn't that new Roscoe tangle just great? It took me a couple of tries but I totally love it. Thanks to Vicki Bassett!

Donald W link

7/31/2014 05:25:58 am

I am not familiar with either of these tangles. They both work well together and the touch of color adds to the character of the piece.

Jeanette link

7/31/2014 10:37:48 am

Beautiful tile. I have never used either of these patterns, but I want to now. Your execution is lovely.

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