Thanks, Cathy, Jann and Peg! I can't wait to see what else happens.
Musings on the creative forces and the things that bloom from them
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I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteI have to try this!. Thanks for reminding me.
Mesmerizing!
ReplyDeletehow do you make a zendala??
ReplyDeleteAre you going to post how to amke a mandala without math?
ReplyDeleteWhat we did: Make a paper snowflake using folded paper and scissors. Trace the cut-outs onto your drawing paper, using light pencil (This is your string). With a pen, begin by connecting the shapes and corners of your marks to make new shapes to then fill in with tangles. Whatever mark you make, make it all the way around your circle. It's much easier to see how the shapes connect when you see it in person, but that's the basic idea. Most importantly, don't worry about it being perfect. Just let the lines and shapes happen. I know these look very calculated and perfect, but believe me, they just evolved as each mark was made. They are thrilling to do because you never know what you will end up with!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab idea. The Zendalas are truly beautiful. Do they take much longer to do than an original style Zentangled size tile? I will have to add this to my ToDo-tangles list.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.