Bofi is a fun little grid-based pattern with lots of different shading and coloring options. It’s a zendoodle easy enough for beginners and sophisticated enough for those who have been line weaving for years. Give it a try and let me know what you think. I’d love to hear from you!
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Line Weaving Video
Even though this is a super easy one to draw – here’s a How-To Video to help you out. In less than two minutes you can be drawing this one in your projects too.
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Growing Line-Art
Here’s a couple of examples to show you some different ways to change the look simply by changing the shading and fill lines. This first one is the digital doodle I did in the video as a sample.
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This next one is called “Planted by Hand.” Look closely and you can see Bofi is used to create the lacey looking glove type part of the hand.
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Now if you’re one of those Tanglers who like to collect design sheets, here’s the worksheet I made up for Bofi. Enjoy!
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Thanks so much ladies for your sweet comments. Bofi is one of those super fun tangles for me too. I use it quite often in my projects and seem to never tire of it.
If you post your work online I’d love to see it. 😀 Just point the way and I’ll jump on over for a visit.
This is one of those patterns (of which there are a scant handful out of the thousands out there) that is a “go-to” pattern. It is so darn flexible and open to so many many many variations. Ever since I saw this, I have used it in nearly every tangle I have done. Many thanks.
Very nice and you make it look so simple. Thanks for a great tutorial and a beautiful tangle.
One of “those” tanglers who likes to collect design sheets? There’s no such thing. *casually sweeps her notebook under the couch, after adding this sheet to it*