I decided to try using some more patterns to create strings, and ended up creating a pattern to use. It’s easy, and you can choose to make it simple and light, or more heavily patterned and dark, according to what you need.
I recommend starting with one row of squigglies down the center, and then adding after you fill the sections. That way you’ll know if you want white space or dark.
Using Strungout string
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Laced by Mary Elizabeth Martin
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I decided to try using some more patterns to create strings, and ended up creating a pattern to use. It’s easy, and you can choose to make it simple and light, or more heavily patterned and dark, according to what you need.
I love this! Your mind is a creative volcano 🙂 Just keeps on putting out one after the other. Way to go!
I admit that sometimes it does feel like my head is exploding, lol! Thank you!