These Zentangle quilts were about eight or nine inches on a side. On the square ones (and since a classic Zentangle has no obvious orientation) Pat had sewn a diagonal pocket in each corner on the back so they could hang in any direction with the aid of an inserted dowel. Nice touch, Pat!
Here's a closer view of the above quilt's reverse side.
You can see more of Pat's quilting at her website.
Thanks again, Pat, for bringing those wonderful quilts and letting us share them with our readers.
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These are absolutely incredible!!
ReplyDeleteLions and tigers and Bears! OH MY!
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wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThese bring Zentangle to a whole new dimension GOR-GE-OUS!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDimension is right! I love how they are so tile-like. Even with shading!!
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to see the big Dahlia quilt in person. Stunning work, Pat!
Wow...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I'm a quilter, will try and quilt some of my zentangles. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh what fabulous mini quilts!!I think I am becoming addicted to Zentangles!!!Fabulous practise for designing.Quilting the designs is a GREAT idea!!!
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These are incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning and fabulous patience to create such intricate stitching!
ReplyDeleteWhat great designs...I love them. I am huge into stippling myself so seeing that incorporated with the tangle, awesome! In the areas of deep black and larger areas, were these apliqued?
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!!
Dean C. Stinson
http://livingwithaquad.blogspot.com/
oh, my, I have been quilting up a storm for the past 4 years, producing over 40 lap/twin bed size quilts...and I have struggled to master my own machine quilting techniques, without much luck.
ReplyDeleteTo see someone go BEYOND machine quilting utilizing
zentangle patterns is REMARKABLE. These should be featured at the SPRING or FALL QUILT MARKET in the USA. The Fall Market is always in Texas, and the spring one rotates throughout the country at various large cities with good airports & convention centers. Pat is a fantastic quilter.
Holly Hudson, soon-to-take the CZT course
Beautiful little quilts, Pat! Did you machine embroider the Zentangle or drew them on the fabric first? I liked the way you machine quilt the background with white matching thread and it doesn't distract from the black line drawings. Beautiful Work!
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I WANT TO THANK PAT FOR HER QUILT ARTICLE ON ZENTANGLES. AND TO THANK RICK AND MARIE FOR COMING UP WITH THIS METHOD OF ART. MY SISTER AND I ARE HOOKED AND LOVE CREATING TANGLES.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU , THANK YOU.
PYNART
These quilts are great! I've just begun to zentangle and I love it. It's a great take along. Thanks for the great idea. I never thought to applique with this design.
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