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How to draw INAURA

Zentangle pattern: Inaura. Image © Linda Farmer and TanglePatterns.com. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. You may use this image for your personal non-commercial reference only. The unauthorized pinning, reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal.Perhaps a cousin of Tucked In or even a distant relative of Palrevo, Inaura is a fun new tangle from Canadian CZT Bunny Wright.

Always having Zentangle® swirling around in my head, I got to thinking about ‘auras‘. I love drawing auras as well as circles and squares so, I came up with this pattern. I’m calling it ‘Inaura’. It’s a very versatile pattern, I think, because it can be used anywhere, as a filler, a border or fine on its own. I dedicate it to my husband’s Aunt Barb …. Fifty years ago May 1st, she introduced me to her good-looking nephew!! It was ‘love at first sight!’ Need I say more??

Bunny has previously shared another pattern that makes use of auras, her lovely Heartrope tangle pattern. Inaura is indeed very versatile, you can make a completely random pattern or create a more “organized” one depending on what you’re aiming for. And varying fills and shading also changes up this tangle.

Bunny demonstrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing Inaura below and shows it a couple of ways in a completed Zentangle®.

How to draw INAURA by CZT Bunny Wright

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Belated congratulations on your 50th Anniversary, Bunny and hubby!

Check out the tag bunnyw for more of Bunny’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.

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6 comments to How to draw INAURA

  • Yukari

    This looks like a fun one! Will use it right away! Thank you!

  • Valerie T

    Really like this one, can’t wait to use it 🙂

  • OOOh! I like this one Bunny!

  • Jennifer Hohensteiner

    So simple, yet so pretty and I agree with Yukari – it looks like fun. Thank you, Bunny.

  • Linda Farmer, CZT

    Recovered comments that were accidentally deleted:

    5/14/2014
    Ann Rupley – Bunny… This one is elegant in its simplicity. Can see lots of tangling opportunities for it in the future. Thanks for sharing!

    5/15/2014
    Susan Theron – I like this one a lot

    Laurie – I like this one a lot – will be using it for sure! Thanks!

    *Manja* – vielen Danke! ;o)
    Liebe Grüße,*Manja*

  • judy murphy

    Hello Bunny ,
    I have not looked at the comments portion on my tangles in some time, I am sorry I did not respond to you . So this response is QUITE belated….:0)
    I am in Oshawa and Whitby also, nice to know you are so close.
    Do you hold workshops?. Let me know I would definitely attend one.
    I am hoping to make it down to a CZT certification meeting but working retail keeps me pressed for time off, I have been wanting to head to one for a few years now.
    Again sorry for not responding to your comment.
    Bye for now ,
    Judy

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