"On the Eleventh Day of Zentangle . . ."
On the eleventh stroke of Zentangle
R and M dreamed up,
Tiny white and black triangles
As we look back over our Zentangle timeline, certain tangles make a mark in our history. When we introduced the tangle tripoli we also introduced a magical concept, even though we didn't appreciate it at the time.
This three-sided tangle was more than a pattern. It was also a platform for other tangles. Its eye-catching characteristics romanced us with the combinations of geometry, nature and movement. And its simplicity teased our eyes with complex beauty. That tangle was one of the inspirations for our Reticula and Fragment concept. It was also an inspiration for our 3Z tile.
In November of 2016, we added an equilateral triangular tile to the Zentangle collection. You can arrange this new shape in beautiful hexagonal mosaics or combine it with square tiles for exciting new mosaic arrangements.
The white and black 3Z tiles measure 3.5 (89mm) on a side and are cut from the same 100% mould made paper as their square counterparts.
We offer two fun projects for you today in honor of this Eleventh Day and the white and black 3Z tiles.
Enjoy!
M Moore on
RosA on
I love the star shapes! These are so much fun to tangle.
Nancy Wilcox on
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Gloria Vatavuk on
Red Carritte on
Watching u draw is always a lesson in mindfulness. I forget to slow down, and focus, but u always show us the way. I love that.
Dana "Jonesy" Jones on
Barbara Steyer on
Tamra B on
Stars! Who Knew!?! These are wonderful and will make a great ‘more’ class :) As always, seeing you do a tangle just makes it so much clearer than just seeing a step-out.
Jeanie 'JJ' James on
LInda JF on
You have really spoiled us this year with these projects! I have been amazed at the simplicity and beauty of each one so far. Thank you, always, for inspiring us to create beauty in our lives. I am grateful for your generous spirit. May your holidays and new year be filled with peace, joy,love and good health!
Jennifer Sparrow on
Georgianna CZT on
I love Zentangle – it’s been a wonderful lifesaver! Thank you for all the videos – I can’t wait to try them out. Merry Christmas!
Donna S on
I was first introduced to scena at seminar earlier this year. Loved it then – love it even more now! These stars are awesome!
Tharina Etsebeth on
An absolute joy watching this – I never really understood how Scena worked but now I see – thank you so much. This is a lovely gift & I had a few moments of delightful calm just watching you two – & how differently your strokes are executed…… each stroke imbued with your own individual character: never realised that before.
Evy on
ria matheussen on
I’ve watched all of these videos each night. Can’t wait for some time off next week to give them all a try! Merry Christmas!
Betty C on
Andrea on
What an exciting project!
The energy of the triangles is so much fun! I see them used as ornaments very soon :)
patsy monk on
I have to admit, that 9 pointed star lost me for awhile, until it was more complete. both are awesome! and I love that tangle with the “smile” – tripoli? it’s awesome. Don’t think I’ve seen that one.
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