Here we have Onamato (left side), Printemps (swirly), Flux (the plant looking one) with a bit of Fescu on the top of the Flux, Isosohor (to the right of Flux), Nipa (upper right) and the always reliable Festune (lower right corner)
Nicely done! It’s also reusing a record, which is a unique medium.
(Well, it’s lacking a number and uses real words, so it’s probably easy to crack, but otherwise: funny.)
I really liked learning Crazy Huggins (the interwoven thing on the left). I wasn’t as enamored of my attempt at Chainging on the right side of the tile.
Here’s an overview of all my Project Pack No. 1 tiles. It was a super fun project.
The scourge of the modern era is not knowing where to store random things collected from the internet. So here is this recipe I may or may not make at some point. It sounds delicious, especially because the turmeric is heated.
Our Wednesday square dance lessons take place at a UCC church in Northeast Portland, I’m always interested in their displays. This one was particularly fun, as it allowed me to imagine the events that led to all these things being added to the pulpit.
Two cards from Sara. The first is very appropriate for Portland in April.
She reports on the taco card that they have had high wind warnings in Arcata.
Here we have Keeko (upper left), Festune (top middle), Paradox (triangle), Echoism (swoopy on the right), Purk (lower right corner), Vega (snake thing), Chainging (loopy thing coming out of Vega), a bit of Tipple (tiny circles), Dyon (the big flower-looking thing, and a tiny bit of Florz (lower left).
That’s a lot of tangles!
