Huggins (Zentangle® Pattern) drawn by Kelly Barone, CZT

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

This was cool even though my wee bit of dyslexia takes me array. That makes it one to practice and get to master. TFS

[@sharonhastings2758]

This looks so inviting and relaxing

[@SleepyCatCottage]

Thank you for this demo!

[@attackchawa4615]

Thank you, very nice. I was really hoping to see the circular one.

[@augustcalderaro3797]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your talents it's much appreciated. I love it!!

[@melindabailey1002]

Thank you so much for sharing. Can you do a video on the circular huggins? I love your videos.

[@valeriecarpenter3963]

Thank you! That was inspiring!

[@craftychrystal7913]

I am still exploring the different tangles and I still don't know the names of the different ones. This Huggins is one that I started out with only as a tri-huggins and it worked out great. Once more i tried a grid one just to see if i could stand the sameness of the pattern and do it well. Now i am ready to spread out and try some wonky, spreading, wandering and anything else huggins. You gave us some great ideas. Thank you!

[@chickad5820]

I like the circular one from the center out. I wish you'd show the tutorial on that one

[@laurecraft]

😊 🙏 thank you for this helpful video. Just come across yr chanel. Have learned so many techniques. Continue the good work 👏

[@prudencehemley6132]

You'd made it look easy but your tiles weren't in the view of the screen so I had a hard time imagining what you were doing with the crazy Huggins thank you

[@lynnettesilva5845]

It’s a good, helpful video. You should do more.

[@ingridscott91]

Just discovered your channel. I love Huggins and did the last one with you with the lines and the little triangles. Looks mesmerizing! Thank you very much for this! :)

[@desertlillie9659]

This is a good video and your work is great. You just need to be more mindful of the position of the camera. It seemed that you became more interested in what you were doing (which is fine if you weren’t doing a demonstration) than considering your audience.

[@WhimsybyKelly]

I was still fairly new to filming and they were originally meant for my regular students who have a base in my teaching style. I wanted them to have something casual and informal when we couldn’t meet in person. I’ve gotten better with my camera angles since Thanks for checking me out!