Zentangle Project Pack No. 23 - Day 4

[@shahanareedy3751]

Love those tangles! 😍 Thanks Molly and Martha 🥰

[@Dreymasmith]

I love Bunzo, has long been a go to, so it's lovely to see it here. I like to use a little white Gelly Roll on it to make it look extra shiny

[@anitaholmes6824]

Really enjoying watching this grow! Your strokes are so perfect! Thanks for sharing!

[@ArtDreamPainting]

lovely work 🤌

[@rimonagale1625]

Lovely 🙏

[@LaurieKautz]

So interesting that you chose Bunzo for that bottom location. I was unhappy with Puppy Hugs the other day as it tucked under the border. So I covered it with...Bunzo!

[@Ginal2011]

Hi. Just learning about Zentangle and really enjoying watching the patterns emerge. In future videos could you list the names of the patterns you use? I can’t understand the names from the audio and the transcript isn’t catching it either. Thank you.

[@Dreymasmith]

They did Fife and Bunzo today (day 4), Weighted Printemps and Keeko Day 3, and PuppyHugs (a new variation of Huggins) and Froundous Day 2. Betweed and Mooka for Day 5. Sometimes they put up the names of the tangles and sometimes they don't. It's an easy thing to overlook when editing a video - so many other things to do and think about.

[@bixnash1]

Can you explain why we laid down a string when most is being ignored? Love how it's evolving. Bx

[@vrenimurphy9107]

Expect the unexpected. Always. That’s one of the delights of these courses. Some people feel more comfortable tangling inside well defined borders, others like to escape the borders. Here we are being taught how disregarding the borders might be done, but you don’t have to. You can do what you like best.

[@Norfolk250]

It would look nifty if the pattern was smudged over the weave motif ... suggesting the petals were underneath and the 'cloth' was showing its drape over it.