In this newsletter we taught a guest tangle, tink, created by Carole Ohl, CZT.
Here are larger views of Zentangles we showed in our newsletter:
by Carole
by Carole
by Molly
by Maria
In this next series we see earlier versions of Rick's Zentangle. In the first and second views, notice how those small circles are the foundation for three different tangles (huggins, cadent and tink).
Have fun with tink. We think you will enjoy adding this tangle to your palette.
Indy sure did! She was watching Molly tangle tink and wanted to tangle, too. Here's Indy's first Zentangle (at fifteen months)!
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YAY Indy!
Get that child a beret IMMEDIATAMENTE!
Does anyone besides me see the sort of crow shaped head/face in there?
Hey Teri! I didn't know you were hanging out here! LOL
No, look again - its definitly Sylvester the cat and Tweety bird.
A treasure for sure! Don't lose it!
Diane
It's always fun to see what different people do with the same tangle. Rick's idea of using the same circles for three different tangles is really cool!
I can't wait to see Indy's tangles by this time next year!
Thanks, guys.
When this is made very evenly it's its own pattern, but when made irregularly it is BRIDGEN, or so it looks to me. I don't see the difference if there is one. Reply?
Tracy McDonald
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