Linda Farmer, Certified Zentangle Teacher

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How to draw MUNCHIN

Zentangle pattern: MunchinMunchin is a tangle pattern I find particularly challenging and I’m not sure why. In their newsletter, Rick and Maria describe it as “Simple to do and fun to watch unfold.” I’ll have fun when I finally get this one! As with many tangle patterns, the trick is to remember to turn your tile as you draw. Hmmm, think I forgot to do that.

Solid fills and shading are variations that work with Munchin.

Munchin is an original Zentangle® pattern designed by Molly Hollibaugh who “introduced this tangle at our Zentangle Teacher Training Seminar”. The link to Maria’s illustrated instructions for this pattern along with a couple of examples by Molly, is here.

January 2013 update: CZT Margaret Bremner posted a tutorial on an alternative way to draw Munchin, here. The result isn’t as free and organic as the original tangle, but it’s another way to go.

Check out the tag: mollyh for more of Molly’s patterns here on TanglePatterns.com.

 

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