Here in North America the kids are back in school and after a Summer of rest and relaxation we settle into our busy schedules of Fall and Winter activities. Seasonal changes are in the air with leaves here and there just beginning to turn, Fall veggies showing up in the markets, and college football getting under way. Go Canes! 🙂
This is also the time of year when many tanglers branch out into Zentangle®-inspired seasonal crafts. The really organized crafters are probably already well into tangling their Christmas cards, decorations, and gifts. Tangled pumpkins are another favorite harbinger of the coming season.
What seasonal things are you planning to add some Zentangle-flair to?
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This regular Tangle Refresher series appears every other Friday and it uncovers buried treasure on the site. Tangle Refreshers can introduce you to patterns you might not have come across yet or remind you of patterns you might not have used for a while.
Here are five more tangle pattern gems and a Tangle Refresher from a year ago for your tangling pleasure. There are also links at the bottom to more buried content, so be sure to check them out too. Happy tangling!
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Jonqal |
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Trentwith |
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Swirly Dot |
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Euca |
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Starbarz |
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Tangle Refresher 5 |
Don’t miss these gems from the past …
- Do you have your copy of the TanglePatterns.com TANGLE GUIDE yet? Here’s how to get one.
- New to Zentangle®? The Official Zentangle Kit has everything you need to get started, including a great tutorial on DVD by Zentangle co-founder Maria Thomas.
- Ideas for Storing your Zentangle® tiles
- It’s Addictive – interview on Killer Hobbies about how TanglePatterns.com began
- Adding Color to your Zentangle® art – including a cool idea for storing your pens and markers
- Tangle Pattern Refreshers – the entire Buried Treasure series
- Linda’s List of Official Tangle Patterns – THE patterns to learn first if you’re new to Zentangle®
September 7, 2012 | 
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This is the finest Zentangle site on the Web!! Thank you so much for all your fine work. — Pete
Thanks so much, Pete! I really appreciate your vote of support 🙂
So glad to have found your site. I first learned to tangle from thea Halrich in Vancouver when she posts her Encaustic Newsletters, she always includes her latest tangle.Can’t wait for the supplies to come and also some directions..thank you.