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Today on this Ides of March we have a fun and easy tangleation of the Zentangle®-originals Tipple and Fescu.
Tipplescu is from Italian CZT Susanna Redaelli and it’s her third on the site.
Susanna’s steps are on her blog with the link given below but she kindly sent along some of her tiles to show its possibilities. This one has lovely ghosted Fescu fronds and features a version of Tipplescu done in the round.
Susanna writes,
I’m in #the100dayproject for the second time and playing with the tangles and the 5 basic elements I found a new pattern.
This dramatic white-on-black tile features a large Tipplescu with a simple embellishment detail added to the stems of the Fescu fronds.
Susanna illustrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing Tipplescu here on her blog where she includes a large mosaic of her first 25 tiles in her #the100dayproject. Fortunately tangle steps are universal, requiring no translation into another language, but Susanna’s blog is in Italian so here is a Google Translate interpretation of her description:
These are my first 25 tiles, in which lines, strokes and points intertwine in a variable way with a single constant: the presence of circles. The pattern is called Tipple and is one of my favorites because it is simple and can be experimented indefinitely.
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What a fun tanglation of tipple and fescu. Not often I have to stop everything I am doing to play with the days post on tanglepatterns, but this was one of them. So cool to play with. Thanks for sharing.
The Tiplescu is so beautiful. Thank you
Thank you much to Linda for the publishing of my Tipplescu and thank you to Sue Leslie and skithetrees for your very kind comments. Enjoy your meditative art!
This is a beautiful tangle. Thank you.
One word: WOW!
Susanna – Thank you for this beautiful tangle.. such an feeling of flow and lightness. I can’t wait to try it!
Thank you to Deborah, Jessica and Bonnie for your kind comments. Wish you a great creative time.