Wowzers. Last one for September!?!
I truly can’t believe how this year has gone by so quickly, I actually heard a Christmas song in a TV ad last night! {Note to self: better start planning holiday menus or you’re going to be all behind.}
Ah, so today’s tangle is called SenSono and it’s from Spanish CZT Carmen Varela Trigo. Most recently we explored Carmen’s Onda tangle.
Carmen explains how SenSono came to her:
SenSono was born one sleepless night, I drew a line of triangles alternating the direction of the base up and down, and I throw lines projecting the sides of those triangles.
I continue throwing lines joining bases with vertices and I begin to see SenSono.
I would like you to try it and enjoy it.
SenSono appears to share DNA with Barbara Duel Johnson’s Kev, similar but different.
As is sometimes the case with a tangle, after a few trial runs with SenSono I found myself changing up the order of Carmen’s steps just a bit. Starting with Step 1, I then skipped to Step 3 where the top and bottom of the triangles are connected. This helped me better see where the strokes for Step 2 went because for some reason I was finding that confusing in the original sequence. FWIW.
Carmen illustrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing SenSono below where she shows some cool ways to use it in a Zentangle tile, including a ZIA with a weighted Zentangle-original Printemps.
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Oh yes, really love this one. Thanks for sharing. ?
Thank you very much!
This is intriguing. I will definitely try it. I love the tangle Bosch by Maria Vennekens and it has a similar vibe with the triangle start. Totally different after that, but gives me that same feel. Thank you for sharing with us.
Bosch is also a tangle that I like very much. Thank you very much, I hope you try it and enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks to you for appreciating it!
This tangle is so beautiful, especially what you did with it after the step-outs. Thank you for providing us with another great tangle.
Thank you very much to you!!!
I love this Carmen – so many wonderful ways to play with other tangles! Well done:)