A String Quartet

When you run out of ideas, play with something close by - string in this case.

[katy]

I love the copncept and may copy it in the future............if I can remember. I often run out of ideas

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Clever idea! Had to laugh though because it looked like spaghetti to me at first!

[Call me Joe]

Awesome - my buddy collects wire/strings and he make sculpted pieces and he frames them in shadow boxes 👌❤️

[Kathy]

@grammyn Copy away. It might be fun to do a series of this sort of thing. Thank you Katy.
@olivetreeann I'm hungry. Spaghetti would be good, but a bit messy. Thanks Ann.
@joemuli They would be interesting to see. Thanks Joey.

[Shutterbug]

I can see string being a great subject for the mundane challenge. Love the abstract look of this.

[Dawn]

How cool , I may borrow the idea sometime thanks Kathy

[bkb in the city]

Well done

[KWind]

Good idea... nice image.

[Kathy]

@shutterbug49 Thanks Debbie.
@Dawn Thanks Dawn. Help yourself and I'll look forward to seeing your take on it.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@kwind Thanks on both counts, Kim.

[Kathy A]

Nice patterns, I thought it was spaghetti at first.

[Issi Bannerman]

Thought it was spaghetti too! Nicely done.

[JackieR]

Very artistic and clever

[Babs]

Ha ha love it

[Susan Wakely]

A clever piece of abstract art.

[John Falconer]

Great shot. Lovely.

[Margaret Brown]

Lol, super fun capture

[haskar]

Wow! Very creative. Fav

[Pyrrhula]

Very creative and nicely captured.

[Kathy]

@kjarn Not spaghettii, although I might pull some out of the freezer and heat it up for supper. Doubt it'll make to this site, but then you never know. Thanks Kathy
@jamibann Just some striing sitting on the coffee table. Thanks Issi.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie.
@onewing Thanks Babs.
@wakelys Thank you Sue.
@johnfalconer Thanks John.
@craftymeg Glad you liked it Meg. Thanks.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry.

[FBailey]

Love the humour and your result!

[Kathy]

@fbailey Thank you. Seems I'm too often the "concrete" thinker so it's nice to have a flash of something less rigid once in a while.

[Mary Siegle]

Neat! I love the play on the word “quartet!” It reminds me of the animated short film called “The Dot and the Line: a Romance in Lower Mathematics”
https://youtu.be/D_QhIVYlcmE

[Kathy]

@mcsiegle I would never have seen this short without you, Thanks.