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2016 will bring me my first opportunity to teach Zentangle® to friends I have not yet met! Our local library has asked me to offer introduct...

I am usually behind the times. I have been seeing the beautiful gems appearing in the Zentangle Inspired Art world in the last month or so. ...

Just for Joey, who has been so generous and gracious with her weekly challenges and kind comments:

Oops. I goofed when I posted my links on the Diva's page. (Some things should be done on a computer, not a device.) In my earlier post t...

(I goofed when I posted my links. This is my first challenge response for #248. So sorry for the confusion!) This week, Laura challenged u...

This week's challenge was to use African Artist, by Tina-Akua Hunziger. It gave me fits! This is happening more and more as I venture o...

Joey has started a new series--Yay! and Thank You!--to follow her amazing Alphabet Monotangle Challenge. For December, she has made a diffe...

This week the Diva invited fellow CZT Dilip Patel from India to create the challenge. He invited us to tangle some love for our planet as t...

I love Zinger and try to use it whenever I can. I like to add tendrils, even if they're not a real tangle! This time I used a prestrung ...

Can I just describe what I had envisioned for this week's challenge? Let me just say there were lots of ribbons, since I only learned ye...

This tangle was a new one for me. I really didn't know how this was going to go, but I had fun and like what came out of just going with...

Maria Thomas recommends spending at least two weeks with a new tangle to really get a feel for it. I think I've spent over two months wi...

I'm feeling more flowery than explosive today, so my XPlode may look a bit different from yours! It's basically all there, just curv...

Thank you, Laura, for this week's challenge to use Tripoli. It is the pattern I've spent the most time with, partly out of difficult...