UMT, use my tangle, features Tri-bee from CZT Beate Winkler over at The Diva Challenge this week. Such a pretty tangle with so many options. I chose to do an aura and add some Knightsbridge.
The focus tangle for Square One was Jalousie by Stephanie Kukla. I added Hurry to this one.
And, Every Inchie Monday had a fun prompt this week: Lumberjack. Did you know that September 26 is National Lumberjack Week? Well, I didn't either. So, next year, pull out your plaid, grow a beard, and eat some pancakes!
Hubby and I were off on a camping trip (no phone or Internet service) for several days so I couldn't comment on everyone's blog. I will try to do better this week. I always enjoy reading your comments and I thank you for dropping by!
Had no clue about a lumberjack day. How fun. Love your Knightsbridge on Tri-Bee.
ReplyDeleteI didn't either. I also didn't know that "pancakes" was the official food for the day LOL!
DeleteJean, your Tri- Bee is wonderful w/Knightsbridge!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cheryl. I had to add something so the aura would show up. Knightsbridge seemed like a good idea :)
DeleteI agree! Quite unexpected, but lovely, like a tissue paper flower!
DeleteWell done for firing in so much detail on the Tri-Bee.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteHi Jean - these are all cool!! I your Knightsbridge in your Tri-Bee - makes it substantial!! :) :) Others are wonderful too!! Sorry to have gotten behind on comments and thank you for commenting on me anyway!!! :) :) :)
ReplyDelete~ Diane Clancy
http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2015/10/my-diva-umt-tri-bee-string-challenges
Thank you, Diane. I don't expect everyone to be able to comment every week. We all do have lives outside of the Internet that sometimes keeps us from being able to do that. I know we all understand :)
DeleteYour tiles are both stunning! The variation of Tri-bee with Knightsbridge is a very clever idea! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simone. I do try to think of something different. My work is not beautiful like so many of the tanglers out there, so I try to make up for it by being different LOL!
DeleteSerious, National Lumberjack Week?! LOL I love it. Love your Diva challenge tile too.
ReplyDeleteOkay, Zoe! It shows that you really read through the whole post. Of course it should have been "day" not "week" LOL! But, I wouldn't mind a whole week of pancakes. I think my birthday should be celebrated as birthweek, or maybe even birthmonth. Wouldn't that be grand?
DeleteOh, lovely Jean: I like your tangle in tangle Tri-Bee-Version :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining and sharing. Happy greetings Beate
Thank YOU for sharing this fun tangle with us. It looks like everyone really enjoyed it.
DeleteO Jean, I like this Tri-Bee filled with Knightsbridge a lot.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Annemarie :)
DeleteI did not know about lumberjack day, but I did forget that lumberjacks and pancakes go hand in hand, great work on your art this week
ReplyDeleteThanks, Freebird. Somehow, I think I remember a pancake mix called "lumberjack"?
DeleteWhat an unusual but wonderful variation of Tri-Bee! Lovely idea! Also I really like your inchie!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Lonetta!
DeleteI did NOT know that there's a whole week dedicated to Lumberjacks. I did know about pancakes as we've spent the past four days at Denny's for .breakfast. Their pancakes (and eggs and bacon and ham and..) . kept us going, though we did NOT have the Lumberjack grand slam. Have fun and enjoy the peace that comes from being disconnected for a few. Have a brilliant day! c
ReplyDeleteOkay, okay. I got carried away. It's only a day :) But, glad to hear you got to go out for breakfast. It's my favorite meal to eat out as it makes such a mess at home LOL!
Deletewhat a great idea for your inchie, I've never heard of a special day for lumberjacks. Wonderful tangles as usual
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard about this before either, Wendy. I think that's the fun part of doing the Inchies = looking for something a bit unusual. Well, for me that's fun anyway :)
DeleteI like the way you did Knightsbridge in the petals of Tri-Bee. Very imaginative.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Chrissie!
DeleteLove the added Knightsbridge on Tri-bee.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kate :)
DeleteLove your Tri-bee! This is such a great pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Michele!
DeleteLove your interpretation of Tri-Bee.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Audrie!
DeleteLove your Tri-bee tile, great work!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ilse :)
DeleteAh - a stack of flaps for your lumberjack - great idea - well done
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm all about the food LOL!
DeleteNice combination of two tangles, Tri-bee and Knightsbridge. It amazes me how you consistently are one of the first to post their work each week.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donald. I actually have a daily schedule for myself for the different challenges and groups that I create for. I would be overwhelmed and I'd never get anything done otherwise LOL!
DeleteCombination with knightbridge is a good idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Christine :)
DeleteI really like the graphic turn Tri-Bee takes with the Knightsbridge -inspired! And while I've never tangled Jalousie, Hurry seems like the perfect companion to it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna. It's always fun to think of how tangles will look together.
DeleteA very interesting variation of Tri-Bee. I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Sigrid!
DeleteBeautifully done with the combination of two tangles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog.