Thursday, July 4, 2013

Birdie Feet


The Diva challenge this week is to use a tangle called Birdie Feet. How appropriate. Both Birdie's feet and mine are blistered and sore from all of the walking we did during Portland during LeakyCon. I did my first 5K and haven't had any time for them or recover. Birdie wore all kinds of uncomfortable shoes because when was "cos-playing." I get corrected when I call it "dressing up." A rose by any other name...
I thought Birdie Feet would be a nice contrast to a twirly-whirly.




we had a few hours to kill in Seattle, since I mistakenly bought train tickets to Vancouver Washington instead of Vancouver CANADA. Duh. Just glad I discovered that before we got on the train going the wrong way.
It wasn't a bad place to wait. Just check out the architecture:




I think next week in Washington, I will have to deconstruct some of these patterns into tangles. Talk about inspiring.
Finally, here is the tangle I did during the LeakyCon closing ceremony. Wish I would have thought to tangle during more of the con.




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Location:Vancouver, Canada

10 comments:

  1. Bird Feet and Twirly Whirly made me think of that Manfred Mann song Blinded by the Light...but that was..."little Early-Pearly came by in his curly-wurly." WAY different. The photos of the train station are awesome! Can't wait to see how you deconstruct those.

    Love the birdie feel and the Twirly Whirly's.

    Thanks for the inspirations.

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  2. Twirly-whirly looks amazing! I think I've seen it before but I didn't know the name. ^^

    Great job!

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  3. Good choice of patterns!
    It looks vivid with the birds feet around.

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  4. This tile just sings. Also like your second tile; and the picture at the station is lovely. Can't wait to see what you do with it.

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  5. Beautiful, very beautiful! They are together so amaising and wonderful. Very good choise.

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  6. Like your combination of Birdie Feet and Twirly-whirly. Looks like the bird was busy in your twirly-whirly garden

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  7. I love your twirly-whirly with the cute birdie feet along. It is a great tile. I have to try twirly-whirly too, as I llook at yours I am facinated by it.

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  8. The Birdie Feet are great as a sort of background. The zia is beautiful.

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