Five more Buried Treasure gems from a year ago, for your tangling pleasure.
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Five more Buried Treasure gems from a year ago, for your tangling pleasure. Continue reading this article. Today, most North Americans are enjoying a beautiful long Fall holiday weekend. In the USA, Monday is Columbus Day and in Canada this is the traditional Canadian Thanksgiving weekend … Continue reading this article. The 8th installment in our Buried Treasure series – 5 more tangle pattern gems from a year ago. Continue reading this article. Five more Buried Treasure gems from a year ago, for your tangling pleasure. And a few seasonal thoughts … Continue reading this article. I’ve posted my reviews of the four recently-released Design Originals books so you can find out what’s in each – here are the links to each review … Continue reading this article. Good News! The 3 new Zentangle books are now available to order on Amazon AND there’s a 4th new surprise book … here’s how to get all four… Continue reading this article. Tangle Refresher 5 – Five tangle gems from the summer of 2010 to inspire you. Continue reading this article. Buried treasure! This is the third installment highlighting some of the great tangle patterns posted at this time last year … Continue reading this article. Today at the Craft and Hobbies Association (CHA) Summer Conference and Trade Show in Rosemont, IL, Suzanne McNeill is introducing three fun new Zentangle® books. Continue reading this article. Pattern Refresher! This is the second installment highlighting some of the great tangle patterns posted at this time last year … Continue reading this article. For those of you who love to tangle in color, I discovered this fantastic new ultra-fine nib Sharpie Limited Edition set of 24 fabulous colors in permanent ink. Continue reading this article. Pattern Refresher! I thought it would be fun to highlight some of the great tangle patterns posted at this time last year … Continue reading this article. Just in time for summer travels, here’s a great tip for keeping your Zentangle tiles clean and handy when you’re on the go. Continue reading this article. Just posted my review of CZT Pat Ferguson’s new “Zen Quilting Workbook”, and sharing a very cool tip from the book that you can use whether you’re a quilter or not: how to easily distinguish your favorite pen nib sizes from one another. Continue reading this article. In recent correspondence with Sakura about issues I experienced with a Sakura Pigma Micron Pen Set, I received some very useful information about using our classic Zentangle® pens. Thought it was worth sharing with you all, so here it is … Continue reading this article. Good grief! Somehow I missed this new Zentangle-inspired book, “Zen Quilting Workbook”, by CZT® and master quilter Pat Ferguson. Continue reading this article. More skills for your drawing repertoire! Guest Contributor Sandra Strait goes above and beyond with this highly detailed drawing techniques tutorial on how to make an object appear semi-transparent. She illustrates two versions, one using color and one in black and white. Continue reading this article. CZT® Kass Hall added this comment to our recent copyright discussion (“Copyright issues you should know”) and it’s an important notice so I wanted to bring it to everyone’s attention. Continue reading this article. Guest Contributor CZT Geneviève Crabe illustrates that by using the technique of stippling you can achieve shading with pen and ink as well as with a traditional pencil. Continue reading this article. Guest Contributor Sandra Strait offers another excellent drawing techniques tutorial. Here she shows how to make an object appear translucent using pen and ink. Continue reading this article. On this first anniversary of the launch of TanglePatterns.com in May 2010, I offer 10 of my favorite official patterns that were among the first published on the site and encourage you to incorporate a few of them in your Zentangles. Continue reading this article. Australian CZT® Kass Hall published “The Value of a CZT” on her blog and I requested and received her permission to republish it on TanglePatterns because it is food for thought. Continue reading this article. Good News! Sandy Bartholomew’s “AlphaTangle” has just been republished by Suzanne McNeill’s Design Originals, and it’s a fun “new and improved, revised and updated” edition. Here’s what’s new. Continue reading this article. TanglePatterns.com has been growing with many new subscribers and I wanted to thank you for joining us and offer you all a very special welcome. There are lots of good things you might have missed so I thought I’d bring a few to your attention. Continue reading this article. |
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