The difference between possible and impossible is perception. A long time practitioner of Zentangle I wanted to adapt tangles (patterns) to continuous line free-motion quilting. Several were simple, many took a little more work and others I thought were not possible. Altering my mindset from “impossible” to “I haven’t figured it out yet!” led me to discover how to quilt ‘tripoli’ one of the tangles featured in this quilt.
Added: Dec 09, 2017
| Name of Pattern or Block | Nons |
| Owned By | Nysha Nelson |
| Name of Maker | Nysha Oren Nelson |
| Name of Quilter | Nysha Oren Nelson |
| Year Made | 2015 |
| Year Made is: | Certain |
| Located in City | Somerville |
| Located in State | TN |
| Located in Country | United States |
| Condition of Quilt | Excellent |
| Design Source | Totally Original Design |
| Design Source - Based On | Zentangle |
| Design Source - Pattern Name | Nysha Oren Nelson |
| Genre | Contemporary Quilt |
| Quilt Type | Other |
| Quilt Type - Other Desc. | Two Sided Quilt |
| Quilt Width | 42 |
| Quilt Height | 42 |
| Measurement In: | Inches |
| Fabric Used | 100% Commercial Cotton, Silk |
| Construction Technique | other |
| Construction Technique - Other Desc. | Shadow Trapunto |
| Piecing By | None |
| Applique by | None |
| Types of Quilting | Machine Quilted |
| Embellishments | None |
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