Patterns are so universal. I am trying to find something beautiful in every place.
The photograph by Rita Willaert below is an example of one of the village mausoleums. Clicking on Rita's name will show you more of her images.
Click here to see an artiacle on Burkina Faso.
Created by Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts, Zentangle® is a relaxing, easy to learn, and fun method of creating beautiful images using structured patterns. This blog is your link to learning the Zentangle method from me.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
San Leandro Girl Scout Troup 33818 --Tanglers All
I had lovely time visiting the Brownies at Roosevelt Elementary in San Leandro, CA, yesterday. I was honored to be their guest to present a program on Zentangle® as a mindfulness practice. They were so focused, cooperative and enthusiastic, it was a great gift to me to be their teacher. And it was very special for me to experience firsthand what happens in a scout meeting with children this young. I was impressed. We spent only about one half hour on the actually ink part of the tangling.
Here is a mosaic of their work. It includes the work of three adults, including the leaders. I take responsibility for the poor photographic quality.
Here is a mosaic of their work. It includes the work of three adults, including the leaders. I take responsibility for the poor photographic quality.
Sunday, January 10, 2016
Please support Tanglepatterns.com
Almost all experienced tanglers rely on Linda Farmer of tanglepatterns.com in some ways. Her site is the mother lode of tangle patterns and guidance. I encourage all who use her site to go there and contribute support to keep this site going. You can do this by contributing $15 and getting the 2016 Tangle Guide.
This Guide is a .pdf file, which can be used as a printed or online visual catalog of all patterns published on the site, is also interactive in that clicking on a pattern takes you directly to the website, and shows you stepouts.
Go here to get your Tangle Guide for 2016
This Guide is a .pdf file, which can be used as a printed or online visual catalog of all patterns published on the site, is also interactive in that clicking on a pattern takes you directly to the website, and shows you stepouts.
Go here to get your Tangle Guide for 2016
Zentangle® Class at Rossmoor Coming in Feb.
I am excited to be offering a 2-session beginner Zentangle® class through Diablo Valley College onsite in Rossmoor, Walnut Creek, CA, Feb. 16 and 23, from 2-4 p.m.
For a description, click here.
To register: Call 925-969-4316, email emeritus@dvc.edu or mail in your registration form to register.
For a description, click here.
To register: Call 925-969-4316, email emeritus@dvc.edu or mail in your registration form to register.
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