Zenuari day 9: Stained Glass

Today’s prompt is from Susan Reading. She likes us to create stained glass pieces and add a little zentangle to the mix.

For the ‘leading’ I got inspired by a window of the Notre Dame in Paris. Inside, you’ll see a lot of tangles (for their names see the tags of this post). The colors are added with colorpencils. 

Old in new

Today I chose to use the new string #201 and fill it with some 'good old' basic tangles. Always nice and relaxing to do :-)

The patterns I used are (top right, going clockwise): Buttercup, Weave, Kaleido, Yawn, Crossroads, Ennies and Printemps. 

Zenuari day 20: Just grid tangles

Today, we're just using grid tangles. I decided to mix them up to create some sort of 'zentangle quilt'.

The patterns I used, are: Nvelope, Yincut, Quiltz, Ilana, Lacy, Navaho, Yew-dee and Weave. 

Stacked and Tangled #7

It's some time ago that I made a zentangle tile for Facebook's group Stacked and Tangled. So... here's a new one :-)

From top to bottom, you can see (a variation of) Orbs-la-Dee, Tearce, Owlz, Msst, Moonpie and Weave. 

Diva's Challenge #226

This week's guest blogger is Katie Crommett, also a Certified Zentangle Teacher. It's always nice to meet new people :-) so I took a look around at her blog. There I saw her latest new pattern, called Daviso. As Katie mentions herself, it's so simple and recognizable!

Well, this sounds like a perfect tangle to use in the challenges she gives us at the Diva blog: practice the art of simplicity. 'Be conscious of when you've reached your point of "enoughness".'

As you can see below, three patterns was quite enough to me to 'fill' string 128. I used Daviso, Weave and Beelight.

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