Created by CZT® Carole Ohl, Puf is an amazing Zentangle pattern to draw.
When you first look at Carole’s steps for drawing Puf where she goes from Step 3 to Step 4 you think to yourself (at least I did), “this can’t be right, I must have missed something.” But lo and behold, follow the steps and you’ll end up with this delightful tangle pattern.
Carole demonstrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing Puf, here. On the same page, Carole shows it in a lovely “All Puf” example. I bet you’ll add this one to your collection!
Update 8/31/10: Carole posted two more great examples of Puf, here.
Check out the tag: caroleo for more of Carole’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
Got ideas for pattern variations? Share with us in a comment!
Linda, thank you so much for all you do to keep us up to date on the latest patterns. I have a bulging pattern book, thanks to you. Zentangle has literally saved my life, as it has given me a focus during a rough time in my life. And you have enriched my practice of this art form so very much. I appreciate so much your enthusiasm and your dedication. Just wanted you to know.
Wanda, I hardly know what to say except thank you so much. I sincerely appreciate you taking time to let me know I helped in some way. All the best, Linda
I would tag this Greek key even though it doesn’t look like it at all. When I went through the steps I really became fascinated with hoe the Greek key pattern changes as you go through the steps
I am sooo frustrated! I have been working on this for a couple of hours. The only way I can make it look like the finished product is to not follow the steps. I think it is beautiful
Are yincut and puf kinda the same, just with different instructions?
Hi Suzanne, though they look quite similar they are two different patterns.
Linda, Thank you so much for all your work! I got your download and use it constantly. I have a question on PUF. I am so frustrated. i love this pattern but cannot get it to do the long flowing look where several different size patterns are put together. I can’t get the triangle shape to work. Help!
Hi Linda, I’m not sure what you mean by the triangle shape, can you explain?