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WibbleLeaf
![]() 1: This is the WibbleLeaf. ![]() 2: You make the WibbleLeaf by wiggling (wibbling) the tip of the henna cone back and forth and then pulling it away quickly, leaving a little tail. If you have stringy henna paste, or add monosaccharides to your henna mix, you will be able to pull little tails off your WibbleLeaves. ![]() 3: Make parallel slanting lines, and see if you can make WibbleLeaves with perfect wibbles and little tails. ![]() 4: Practice your upward and downward WibbleLeaves over and over until they all have perfect fat wibbles, and neat little tails. ![]() 5: Make pairs of WibbleLeaves from a straight stem. Practice wibbling for speed and accuracy. ![]() 6: Alternate WibbleLeaves from a winding stem. Make them fit neatly on the curves. ![]() 7: Fling WibbleLeaves. Practice for speed and accuracy. ![]() 8: Drape WibbleLeaves. ![]() 9: Increase and decrease WibbleLeaves. ![]() 10: Wind decreasing WibbleLeaves around a spiral. Ready to do some WibbleLeaf patterns? Click on the WibbleLeaf Patterns below for full size images!! ![]() Go back to the Index of Henna Pattern Elements Can't find what you want here? Go to the Main Index Want beginning and intermediate level henna pattern books ? Go to TapDancing Lizard for Great Pattern Books! ![]() ![]() |