Day Two



Day two discussed tonal values, light and dark, and how different patterns mixed with other patterns of different tonal values can create different varieties of interesting combinations.

Today we were introduced to Knights Bridge, Nekton and Fescue.


Also today I finished my tile for this week's "It's a String Thing" challenge. Adele Bruno offers a new challenge using different strings and different patterns each week. You should check out her blog at Tickled to Tangle 
This week's was string #068 by Barbara Finwall and the patterns Schway by Rick Roberts and Rick's Paradox, also by Rick Roberts.


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