This beautiful tangle pattern was created by Sue Clark CZT® of Loveland, CO. Sue named it Tri-Po and this is her drawing used with her permission.
Inspired by a shampoo bottle, Sue writes “It’s a pretty easy pattern that you can make any size, 3 or 4 lines, intersect them (by drawing behind-the Zentangle way), or put them next to each other.” If you’re anywhere near Loveland area do sign up for one of Sue’s classes and expand your tangling skills with some quality time with a CZT®.
Tri-Po is what I consider a classic tangle pattern – just 2 or 3 simple strokes, repeated. In fact Tri-Po is only 1 simple stroke, repeated. While it looks complex, when deconstructed it’s quite simple and perfect for that Zen drawing state. This pattern has great movement to it, and I just love those curvy lines.
Sue offers more ways to vary Tri-Po and demonstrates the step-by-step instructions for it, here, along with a completed Zentangle® featuring Tri-Po.
Check out the tag suec for more of Sue’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
love the tangle