The Diva's Weekly Challenge #210: Spiralstring - that's the thing!
I like spirals very much, but I don't often use them - don't know why. So this challenge was a good occasion to turn around! 

Thank you for your nice comments and have a good week.

Later, on 25.03.

I tried a Zia with spirals. The paper is a light grey sketching paper. Pens: Sakura Micron, Tombow Brush Pen, white charcoal and black pencil. 

The Diva's Weekly Challenge #209: Saint Patty's
The Diva asked us to use something green in honour of St. Patrick's Day.
I took String #16 because P is the 16th letter in the alphabet and tangled tangles with P as Purk, Podz, Por Fin and Puffle. And then I used my new Tombow Dual Brush Pens. They are absolutely great. This is what I created. 

At the weekend I tried my new Tombow Dual Brush Pens and tangled this tile. You can see a very nice wash on it. I poored accidentally my nice cup of Verbena tea over it after I finished the coulouring. First I wanted to curse but then I looked at my tile and had to laugh. It looks so great. I'm sure if I wished this effect I hadn't achieved it. The accidents in life are not always bad.

May all your accidents turn out so well - God bless you and have a nice week.

The Diva's Challenge #208: Duotangle Cubine vs Pokeroot

I like tangles with 3D-appaerances and I like organic patterns like Pokeroot.
So this challenge was a special fun. Thank you Laura!

And here is another one. I couldn't resist...... to tangle this Lady's shirt and give her a tattoo. Could it be that the first hints of spring give me some funny ideas? Yeah, yeah spring is coming! I hope that everybody here in the northern hemisphere can feel the coming of spring and that the snow is melting away together with greyness and dirt. 

 Have a wonderful day and thank you for visiting.

The Diva's Weekly Challenge #207: UMT Unbatz by Sandy Hunter, CZT

So, what shall I say about this tile, it's definitely not my favourite one. It's obvious for me because of the sphere in the middle. I'm not anymore sure, what I intended, but it's not how it should look. But you know what, it was relaxing to tangle away and not thinking about the outcome. That's Zentangle!
For the first time I filled the string with a light wash of colours before I started tangling. I think I will do this again, it looks quite nice.

By the way for Unbatz I drew first the little orbs and than the bows around them. For me this way it was easier to get a regular row.

Recently I finished this one. 

Somehow a pretty Lady found her way on to my paper. ;-)