Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Assunta.
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In this video CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates her process of creating a new Barbed Wire tangle pattern. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Julie Evans’ Zentangle® pattern: Fricle. Continue reading this article. 
Online instructions for drawing Deanne Stewart-Mills’ Zentangle® pattern: Diamonds & Squares. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing JJ Labarbera’s Zentangle® pattern: Zuan Shi. 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. 
Online instructions for drawing Linda Farmer’s Zentangle pattern: Bateek. Continue reading this article. 
Tangle Refresher 5 – Five tangle gems from the summer of 2010 to inspire you. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Pendrills. Continue reading this article. 
Here are four video tutorials by Sakura’s Joanne Fink on patterning techniques, shape and edge patterning, monograms, and borders and frames. More fun techniques and ideas for your inspiration! Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Jane Dickinson’s Zentangle® pattern: Scrawlz. Continue reading this article. 
Online instructions for drawing Linda Farmer’s Zentangle® pattern: Rosé. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Suzanne McNeill’s Zentangle® pattern: Semaphore. 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. 
Online instructions for drawing CZT® Anita Roby-Lavery’s Zentangle® pattern: 2-n-5. Continue reading this article. 
Using a continuous line while drawing tangles is similar to the process of stitching on a sewing machine. Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how she uses this style of drawing to achieve great results on a canvas tote bag and recommends the pen she likes for tangling on fabric. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Christina Vandervlist’s Zentangle® pattern: Agua. 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. 
Online instructions for drawing CZT® Mimi Lempart’s Zentangle® pattern: Cat-Kin. 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. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Sue Jacobs’ Zentangle® pattern: LaBel. 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. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Suzanne McNeill’s Zentangle® pattern: Track Lighting. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Margaret Bremner’s Zentangle® pattern: Partay. 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. 
Links to online instructions for drawing CZT® Margaret Bremner’s Zentangle® pattern: Beadlines, with my Zentangle® featuring this tangle. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Tripoli. 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. |
 
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