I really meant to get this posted earlier in the week and time just got away from me. I hope you find Squanection a pattern worth waiting for. It was inspired from the square links on my watchband. It’s easy to use as a single strand or double it up like you’ll see me do in the how-to video. Either way it works fantastic as a “string hugger.”
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This is a digital project I did to show off the new pattern. I’ve called it Disjointed because of the way the squanection pieces seem to be attached, yet not really so.
I did it using my Wacom tablet in PSCS 4. I’m not so crazy about the way it came out, but I do like the color combination I opted to use on this one. I guess you can’t like every one of them. LOL
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Tangle Pattern Video
Catch the How-To video on my YouTube channel along with several more Zentangley videos. I keep them pretty short, usually just about 2-3 minutes or so.
See how easy that was?! 😀
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Pattern Worksheet:
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Notice that you can use this as a filler pattern too. I’d love to see what you do with it. If you use it on one of your sketchbook pages, give me a shout and share, please.
Have a Fab-Dab-U-Lous-ly Artful Day!
Cindy
This is a winner in my book. Atip to make it to draw faster…I have some Calligraphic pens, ranging from 2.0mm to 5.0mm, in variable colors. With one stroke and you have the width of step 1, with a single swipe!
Most excellent tip Marguerite! There’s hardly a pattern that doesn’t look even more cool when drawn with Calligraphy pens!
I love this one you did!!!! The yellow is awesome!
TFS your love of this art!
Thanks Cheryl. I love yellows and browns mixed together. So earthy.
Love this new tangle – super fun!