To meet the challenge criteria, I tried my hand at the pattern “Jailed Johnny” by Sadelle Wiltshire . Johnny turns up three times: once in a confined ribbon in the cell above and to the right of the “i got the memo” text and in two columns directly below (and one space to the left of) the title text, on the one completely “free” level. I guess I just hate to see anyone locked up, so I set Johnny free. I hope he makes the most of it.
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WHat you did is beautiful and so different. Hope to see more of you
Thanks, Annemarie! What a great compliment, especially considering how many talented artists I have seen tangling! I think I am hooked on this new habit… I mean hobby. I’m sure I will be posting more in the future.
This was so interesting. It almost was kind of like a “where’s Waldo” to find the Jailed Johnny HAHA. Love your style!
I must have been thinking the same thing… When I posted this image, I made sure to include “directions” to Johnny’s location in the description. When I included it in a regular page, I also posted close-ups to help find him.
This is beautiful! So cool!
Thanks! I hope you will enjoy future submissions as well.
Very fun way to showcase the tangles.
Thank you, Kate.