We always say that the Zentangle Method attracts the most wonderful people. Or is it that wonderful people are attracted to the Zentangle Method. Or perhaps, the Zentangle Method simply draws out what is wonderful in people.
It seems that there is always room for new Zentangle friends. We continue to be ever so grateful how each one of you enhance this beautiful community. Today, Alfie is very excited to introduce us to another friend, Marasu. She is eager to learn more about the Zentangle Method.
Alfie, Nomi, and Marasu have previewed today’s lesson. They agree that just as all of you enhance this community, Julie has done a lovely job enhancing the huggins on her tile with a very cool technique.
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Welcome to the Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the third day of the 12 Days of Zentangle!
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. 2021, like all years, has proven to be a time of growth. As each one of us continued with our journeys we persevered with strength, courage, resilience, and trust. In a year of rebuilding, we were given the opportunity to choose what we wanted to keep with us and what we wanted to leave behind. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together, in this series, we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art.
We will be working with the materials in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 16, but we encourage you to follow along with whatever materials that you have.
Day 3
Let Alfie know your thoughts and each day we will pick a commenter at random to receive a Zentangle Surprise!
The winner from Day 02 is Kendra Page! Please send your snail mail address to julie@zentangle.com.
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Tangling with Julie feels like a quiet moment with a friend. ❤️
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Tangling with Julie feels like a quiet moment with a friend. ❤️
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That 3rd day was SUCH fun to do! Wanted to emboss tangles for quite some time but totally underestimated the cool effect it actually has! <3
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For those interested in learning more about Spanish CZT María Tovar’s Inkless Tangling (dry embossing, “técnica seca”) technique, she demonstrates in this tutorial: https://tanglepatterns.com/2018/10/czt-maria-tovar-demonstrates-her-inkless-tangling-technique-in-a-step-by-step-photo-tutorial.html
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Viola Dean on
Love Marasu’s apron!
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A familiar tangle with a twist..love it!
Cathrine Nicols on
This Zen-bossing technique leaves a very soft and interesting pattern inside of the larger Crazy Huggins…Love it! ~ Rose
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Andrea on
I am using my smallest crochet hook as a scraper. Works great.
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