I began my zentangle design by drawing one in the original size format of 3 1/2" square. What started out loopy ended as a bird. I scanned the image into the computer where I flipped, slid, turned, etc., until I ended with a design I liked. I printed it out onto fabric, frayed the edges, and fused it to the background. I chose those wild fabrics because they resembled some zentangle designs. Using invisible thread I quilted some on the zentangle design, the background, and then the border. The finished size is 13 1/2" square.
What a wonderful bird! Love the process of how you turned a 3 1/2" paper Zentangle into a 13 1/2" quilt!
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting way to interpret Zentangle in fabric. I really like the small bird, he looks warrior-like. Ticia
ReplyDeleteCool! Wish I had thought of using my b/w fabric that resembles zentangle designs...lol
ReplyDeleteReally love the bird design in the center :-)