Earlier this year Suzanne McNeill participated in a weekend art retreat taught by her CZT® colleague Angie Vangalis. In this 4 minute video you’ll meet Angie and watch Suzanne creating colorful hand dyed silk scarves incorporating tangle patterns. This is another fun technique combining the art of Zentangle® and fabric arts with beautiful and inspirational results. Enjoy!
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I love the results with the zentangling on silk. I used to create marbelized silk scarves years ago and am now inspired to do my zentangling on silk. May I ask where to find the gold resist?..and which fabric/silk dyes do you use? How delighted I am to be reminded of the silks. Another art play on my list to do.
thanks so much,
ruth
Creative endeavours with Zentangle knows no bounds, these are abSOULutely fabulous.
Hello Ruth, Dharma Trading Co (www.dharmatradingco.com) supplies a wonderful assortment of silks, gold resist and dyes. They can help you with anything you need.
Also, Angie Vangallis (angie@avgraphics.com) gives wonderful weekend workshops that include all the supplies, stretchers, steamer, and instruction. sincerely, suzanne
Beautiful – just beautiful!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Now THAT is absolutely stunning work. Thanks for the inspiration and breath of fresh air.
I am going to the Zentangle and Silk Painting retreat at the end of the month with Angie. I am so excited…can’t wait!
I know this article was last year, but this takes me back in 2010 one year for Christmas I made my 2 Sisters, My Mom, Mother N Law, Cousin (who’s name I selected for gift exchange), A dear Friend of my In Laws each a Zentangle silk Scarf. I even added color to these scarves. They turned out beautiful. I drew tangle patterns on a couple of nice silk shirts for my Father N Law and a color-less shirt for my Husband. They all loved their silk items. It became a the hit of the year.
Can you tell me where I can purchase the frame to hold the silk scarfs? Those scarfs would be great gifts so I need to experiment now. Thanks much.