I’ve been wanting to add a Tips & Tools section to tanglepatterns.com since Day One. At long last, this week I set it up and began adding pages to it.
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“Are they only done on a 3 1/2 inch square?” A new reader asks this question about Zentangle®, and it’s an interesting enough inquiry that I wanted to respond in a post for discussion. Continue reading this article.
That’s a great question that loyal supporter Cindi would like to see answered by our Gentle Readers. Have fun sharing your “tangle habits” and ideas with us in the comments! Continue reading this article.
I feel privileged to receive emails and comments from my tanglepatterns subscribers. Often they write to share their personal experiences of how this site and the art form of Zentangle (and Tangle doodling) are helping them cope through some really tough circumstances. Recently Cindi Allen emailed the following … Continue reading this article.
Learning about the Zen of Zentangle. Philosophy, wisdom, encouragement … Continue reading this article. 
One can’t help but notice the “Back to School” ad supplements in the papers lately. And wondering, “Where did the summer go?” [Soon it will be college football season – Yay!] This got me thinking about teachers preparing lesson plans for their new students and out there buying kids supplies out of their own funds because school budgets are too tight to provide them. Continue reading this article. 
In our discussion on the Organize Your Patterns page, the subject of how to categorize patterns became a strong thread and contributor Suzanne asked if I planned to add more tags to the site. That prompted this post to launch a separate discussion about tags. It will be very useful for me to get your thoughts, so I don’t have to guess. Continue reading this article. 
Sharing my system for organizing my tangle patterns and their step-by-step drawings in case it’s helpful to any of you. Continue reading this article.
I love Zentangle®. And I love to see what others are doing with this particular art form. Thus this blog was born with the lofty goal of providing an index and guide to the best tangle patterns found online with instructions on how to draw them. A one-stop reference if you will, for those of you who are like me and need to know “how to do it”. Continue reading this article. |
 
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