The tangle pattern 2-n-5 is from Pennsylvania CZT® Anita Roby-Lavery. It adds a new category of numerical pattern names to TanglePatterns.
2-n-5 was inspired, Anita tells us, by a pattern on an ancient Korean burial urn. “My interest in the Far East goes back to my teen years which were spent in Korea. [And we won't say how long ago that was!]“
This tangle pattern is easiest to do if you start with a lightly penciled grid which you can erase when you’re done. I added a bit of shading (attempting to disguise my tea-influenced jiggly lines).
Here are Anita’s own step-by-step instructions and handwritten tips for drawing her tangle, 2-n-5 …
Check out the tag anitarl for more of Anita’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
I have just become aware of this art form! I am so excited! As a former math teacher, I think it’s for me!!!!!! Thanks!!
Here come the # patterns! I like this one.
Hiya,
Loved the 2012 tangles e-book.
Where do I find the following?
Check out the tag anitarl for more of Anita’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
Many thanks.
Cheers,
Lou
Hi Lou, tags are located in the left sidebar under “Find patterns by tag” heading. So glad you love my TANGLE GUIDE!