Feathers is a tangle pattern by CZT Suzanne McNeill from her booklets Zentangle 2, and Zentangle Fabric Arts.
I was definitely having trouble with curves today, and then I smudged the ink! Shoot, will have to give this one another go some other time. But you get the idea…
Suzanne shows us how to draw Feathers, here. UPDATE: Early in the Summer of 2014 Suzanne McNeill’s blog was removed and all the posts and images were lost. The site is being reconstructed as much as possible but the links will no longer be the same. Many of her patterns on TanglePatterns can quite easily be figured out. For those that might be a little more difficult, Suzanne has graciously given me permission to post her copyright-protected images on TanglePatterns for your convenience.
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Hello,
How dose someone became a teacher in tangle patterns?
This is so great and addicting. Itake a little note book with me where ever I go to practice patterns and new designs.
Thanks Janice Johnson
Hi Janice, you’ll find a bit more information about becoming a certified teacher on this page – look under CZT.
Please share with me the steps to becoming a CZT. Who bestows that. Designation?
I’m so glad I found this website.
Thanks, Margaret
To become a CZT you apply to Zentangle to attend one of their training seminars that take place 3 times a year in Providence, Rhode Island. Details can be found on the Zentangle website: http://zentangle.com by clicking on the LEARN link and then the Certified Teachers link.
Be sure to tell them I send ya!
Cheers and happy tangling,
Linda
feathers doesnt have any how to do
Yes it does, but you need another browser to see them – try Firefox. Suzanne sometimes posts the wrong type of images instead of web versions – please leave her a comment on her blog to let her know you’re having problems.