The very pretty floral tangle Lanie is from fellow Floridian Adele Bruno and this is her second tangle pattern on the site.
If I’m not mistaken, Adele is attending the CZT#9 class in Providence, Rhode Island this week. Another enthusiastic class of certified Zentangle® teachers will graduate in a few days and we congratulate them all!
“This pattern is named for our daughter Elena, we affectionately call her ‘Lanie’. Her favorite flower is the Gerber daisy. The pattern is flower-like, and as sweet and bright as she is!“
Would you guess that Lanie begins with a grid? Lanie is a very easy tangle to draw and looks great without shading but as you will see in Adele’s completed Zentangle examples below, this tangle gets nice dimensionality with shading added.
Here are Adele’s step-by-step instructions for drawing Lanie.
Here’s Adele’s lovely monotangle Zentangle featuring Lanie.
This Zentangle combines Lanie with several other tangles. “The border that Lanie leaves is quite pretty don’t you think? …so many possibilities!!”
Check out the tag adeleb for more of Adele’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
This is beautiful!
Very nice indeed, looking forward to trying on a tile tonight.
I love this one and know just the spot for it!
What a lovely tangle, and I emphasize the “lovely”. It has a beautiful rhythm. I’m looking forward to using it often. Thank you so much!
Wow! Adele! Very nice!!! The shading really makes it pop!
I really like this Lanie pattern and I see it can be used very easily in a quilt. thank you for this new pattern.
This is beautiful.Daisy always gives a charm to any immage. It is wonderful to have such a lovely and handy pattern to enjoy.Thank you so much.
So sweet & versatile! Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness!!!!! this are gorgeous!! I’m a total newbie as I just discovered, by pure luck, this wonderful art form, but now I’m addicted to this drawings, I just can’t get enough of them. Thank you for showing us how to make this wonderful Tangle, it’s so kind of you to share your talent with the world.