Well Fragment in a Hexagon Six Ways!

Happy New Year and welcome to 2022! Today I’m showing how to create a hexagon on a Zendala tile, and then showing six ways to draw the fragment called Well by Zentangle. Well is also a “fragment”, which means it can easily be used inside of a grid. The original pattern is drawn in a square grid, but I’m going to show how to draw it inside of triangles.
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[@coletedeux]

May the New Year bring you all you need and some of what you want. Light and Love to you and yours.

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you, and the same to you and your family! Have a very happy new year!

[@theresachoo351]

Follow yr heart. No need to follow what others do . God bless . 🙏🏼

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you, Theresa. 🙏🏼 God bless.

[@ZAnnTangle]

Thank you very much, for your lovely video! 💝

[@notperfectzen]

You're so welcome! Thank you for your comment and for watching my videos.

[@lorettagober1617]

Really enjoyed watching you tangle!!

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you!! 😊 I miss having our tangle time together. I'd love to see your tile if you do one!

[@kimfenton3437]

So cool! I love that one, well in a well!

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it! 😊❤️

[@carolroenbaugh1406]

Love the zendala and the graphite and white chalk around the outside…Happy New Year Barbara!

[@notperfectzen]

Happy new year to you also, Carol! I'm glad that you liked the video. :)

[@inekejonker2309]

I like this tangle very much! especialy the chalk parts.

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you! 😊 I'm glad you like it. It was a fun tile to do.

[@josephinetan7365]

Happy New Year Barbara Happy to hear you are fine. Stay safe and strong

[@notperfectzen]

Hi Josephine! Thank you. Be well, be safe, and have a very happy new year!

[@christineh7997]

Beautiful! I prefer the solid blending stomps vs tortillion. The stomps last longer plus you can put a new point on them using a sand paper or an acrylic nail file.

[@notperfectzen]

Hi Christine. Yes, that's why I prefer the blending stumps. I use the tortillions with my pastel pencils, just because I have so many. But I mostly use the stump with graphite. And thank you! :-)

[@ingridscott91]

That is beautiful, Barbara. Just did it with you and it turned out very nicely. You are a very good teacher! I wish all the best for the New Year! :)

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you so much, Ingrid! I really appreciate your comments. I hope that you have a very happy 2022!!

[@bevdavy6343]

Love what a difference the chalk pencil did on your tile! It brought it to life. Thank you.

[@notperfectzen]

You are so welcome, Bev! I also love working with the colored tiles and the chalk pencil. I should do it more often! 🤗

[@vanessamozayani-loke3096]

A beautiful tile!!! I enjoyed tangling along with you and learning the different ways to draw the fragment Well. I loved learning how to draw a hexagon too. Thank you!!

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you very much! I'm very happy that you enjoyed the video and that you tried it. You're welcome! And have a very happy new year!

[@joanpringle-canning2834]

🤗🤗💕💕💕💕

[@notperfectzen]

Thank you, Joan!

[@virginiaturco8556]

Thank you for doing this Zendala tile. Well is one of my go-to patterns. I am always looking for new ways to draw Well. I liked how you did the different variations on one tile. Thanks again. Have a safe and healthy new year.. (TIP: I don't know, but have you seen how to straighten out a paper clip to put a point back on your tortillon?)

[@notperfectzen]

Hi Virginia! I'm happy that you liked the video. Yes, I do straighten my tortillion with a paper clip, but eventually the tip gets soft and difficult to use in small areas. If you follow the Facebook group for the 7F5R Challenge, someone posted about two dozen variations on one sketchbook page!! Thanks for your comments, and I hope you have a very happy new year.

[@ZAnnTangle]

I have one question. How is your name in the mosaic app?

[@notperfectzen]

Hi Anna. My name in Mosaic is BBLangstonCZT34 but I just have the basic account now, so it doesn't let me upload. I also can't add or respond to comments. :(