In her book Zentangle 3, CZT® Suzanne McNeill suggests using simple rubber stamps as a design outline then drawing tangles to develop the image into Zentangle-inspired art.
In this video from last July, Suzanne demonstrates her fun and easy technique. She gives pointers on what to look for in the ideal rubber stamp for this purpose. Suzanne also gives a great tip on using tape to distinguish the pen you are currently using from your backups, so you don’t have a bunch going at the same time.
The patterns Suzanne demonstrates can be found in Zentangle 3
March 8, 2011 | 
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Love it…the video is too cute…
Love the idea of using stamps, can’t wait to get started.
Tanks Susanne.
I am very new to this and in fact just ordered the kit. I make cards and this idea is perfect!!! Thank you and I need to get this book.
i love this video your great make tangle sun.
Hi Suzanne.. thank you so much for this video… I found Zentangle totally by accident and like most Zentanglists I was instantly hooked, so much so, that I am hoping to be certified this October! I am also a rubber stamp artist and teacher, and taught classes at The Ink Pad in NYC. Thank you again for the wonderful instructional videos and I have all your Zentangle books now! xo