Well July was a month that was just crazy with unexpected events and challenges. I’m looking for August to be much smoother as I’m merging back into the daily grind of things. Including stepping up to the plate with a new pattern share. Back in June came up with several patterns inspired by the shape of a single earring. I’ll share all three of the patterns with you during August. Here’s the first one and I call it Muzaky.
Here’s your free pattern worksheet. Just right click your cursor over the picture and then save the file to your computer. 🙂
How about a quick video to show you how easy it is to draw? I’m now working with some new video toys/tools. So it’s slightly different than I’ve done in the past. I hope it still works for you though. Please let me know what you think.
Muzaky Samplers
Here’s a few projects I put together to show you some different ways you can fill in spaces of the pattern. And I especially like working this one with an aura around it.
For this next one I started by placing a small dot in the middle of my page and worked each piece of the pattern out from the center point.
Be sure to check back in again next week. I’ll be sharing another pattern with you!
~ Cindy
Definitely reminds me of a Treble Clef and I immediately thought part of the name had to do with music (Muzak). I particularly love the suggestion as a border. You can just flow with ths one!
I like the pattern worksheet where you do the pattern in 3 easy steps best.
But the video shows the flow of the curly six very well.I had that wrong first time i tried with just the pattern sheet.so video and pattern sheet both are very helpful to learn this pattern; thank you Cindy for sharing another lovely pattern with us.
Susannah, I thought the same thing. And I think you’ll enjoy playing with the pattern. It feels good to the fingers when I draw it. The swoops and swirls feel relaxing.
Thanks for your comments gals!
~ Cindy
Hi, Cindy! I love your Muzaky pattern. It’s very reminiscent of the treble clef used in music, a bit like a backwards capital S. I foresee enjoying using it in my drawings. Thanks so much–it’s lovely!
Fabulous…can’t wait to play with this one!