anyone else love flower patterns? Or organic patterns in general? I fell they tend to give any tile that extra bit of elegance. Lovely. Besides, it’s so much fun to let them grow (organically) on and on and into the next space. 
So today I’ve picked a beautiful flower pattern for you that I haven’t used in waaaay to long. Along with a pattern that really comes to life when you shade it. So grab your pencils and let’s go! 🙂

D-Vine

Ennies

First time for the challenge? You can find the rules here.

Here is my Pattern-Mixer for this month:

ATTENTION, please! While all tiles submitted in the last months were stunningly beautiful, there seems to have been some confusion about pattern mixing. Just drawing two patterns next to each other on a tile is called a Duo Tangle (and it can definitely be worth your while), but when we mix patterns, we go one step further. Pattern mixing means to merge two tangles, to intertwine them or even create a new tangle from the combination. I’ve drawn up a few examples for you here. Mixing patterns is not easy and you might even want to collect a few ideas or do a few sketches first. But it’s a real booster to yor creativity and it’s – well, a challenge!