Tinkered Art Studio

When I first saw this pattern, I really liked what folks were doing with it - thought I would really like it.  I still do but I need to wor...

Challenge #87 is revisiting a challenge from last year dedicated to the International Day of Peace on September 21st and inspired by the web...

My first thought when I saw the template for this week's dare - very small and this will be difficult - not enough to stop me just take...

To participate or view other entries for the Zendala Dares visit The Bright Owl What do you know, I'm getting this week's dare po...

It is the 9th week of the Zendala Dare hosted by  Erin at The Bright Owl .  I've completed several but I"m a little behind in getti...

Had a really incredible and fun day yesterday (Tuesday) - the Certified Zentangle Teachers (CZT's) in San Diego had their first meetup. ...

Challenge #71 - use the new tangle  Pea-Nuckle - created by Molly and recently announced in this newsletter. I'm also posting a few pa...

Find the Zendala Dare at The Bright Owl   Just enough time this week to finish one of the templates for the Zendala Dare - and experiment wi...

 The challenge this week - read about it here - is to play with the Zentangle embellisment Auras, using either tangles that incorporate au...

A fellow CZT Erin announced on her blog a new weekly project - Zendala Dare. The short version - every Friday she will post a new Dare with...

The first Monday of the month challenge is UMT (use my tangle). The Diva selects a tangle created by another zentangle enthusiast. This we...

For the String Theory challenges everyone uses the same string. The name fortuneteller is because the string is reminiscent of the paper...

Arckles (rhymes with sparkles) came about when I needed something to fill in as a transition between 2 other patterns. I find that a lot o...

Fengle is a new official tangle. The instructions were posted in the most recent Zentangle Newsletter here . Read more about the challeng...

This week's challenge comes from CZT Marizaan van Beek from South Africa.  The challenge is to use spiral with paradox.  The basic strin...