April 17, 2013

Be inspired by stars, whatever that means to you.


Tangles used = Auraknot, spiteria, ahh

When I look at the night sky I think of those that have left us here on this earth. I imagine that each time we loose someone a new star shines.  Sometimes I just want to gather them all up and hang on tight. 


Tangles used = variation of cadent, printemps, crescent moon

This ones for you Frankie. 

The Diva has inspired me again. Thank you Laura. Have a peek at her blog post here to see the challenge and all of the beautiful tangler's entries that she inspires. Hmm... Tangler's is that what we are?

15 comments:

  1. Nice tiles! I really love the star peaking out of a pocket. How clever and creative! Made me smile. :)

    Jacque Solomon
    www.tanglebright.com

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    1. A smile! How nice Thank you for sharing that happy moment with me:))

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  2. I love these! Thank you for sharing them. I haven't ventured into a challenge for a while, you make me want to again.

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    1. Go for it!
      By the way your paper craft work is stunning. I had a peek :))

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  3. Wow, I love your unique and creative ideas, and they are beautifully drawn. Great job! BethB (Elizabeth Beveridge on Facebook)

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  4. Great job Jane. Like the auraknot stars.

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  5. Your Auroknot stars are indeed beautiful.

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  6. Wonderful! Pick a little star and put it in your pocket.....I will be singing that all day now.

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    1. Thanks Shelly, Isn't It funny how a song can stick in your head like that. This tile did the same thing to me.

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  7. These are both terrific! I particularly love your tethered stars! Great idea :)

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  8. Sweetly conceived way of highlighting your stars!

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  9. Oh.. so many stars, like balloons.

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  10. Watching the Diva's slideshow I was touched by your lovely "star in the pocket", Jane! I was singing the same song by Perry Como and wrote about it on my blog. But didn't use it for the Challenge.... May I please link it to this post of yours, so people can see your wonderful interpretation of this song?
    Greetings, Anneke

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    1. Thank you Anneke, what a lovely compliment. Please feel fee to share this and thank you for asking.

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    2. And thank you, Jane! The link is online from now!!

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