joey’s weekly tangle challenge #8: teeny tiny tangles
Joey’s challenge this week is to make a tangle on a 2-inch square card and must illustrate or include something tiny.
Author: Louise L. Hagedorn
iamdiva’s Weekly Challenge #167: DuoTangle Well/Punzel
I popped a new sketchbook yesterday, so I only had time to make Laura Harms’ weekly challenge today. It’s a Deko Sketchbook with 140g/m² paper from Hahnemühle Fineart in natural white. It’s heavier and stiffer than my last sketchbook, so the feel is definitely different. It takes …
madebyjoey’s Zentangle Weekly Challenge #7 Emphasising The String
madebyjoey has a weekly Zentangle challenge up too, so I decided to try it.
This week’s challenge is to highlight the “string” used in the Zentangle.
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Weekly Challenge #166: UMT Diva style
Laura Harm’s latest Zentangle challenge is up on her website.Â
Zentangle Pattern Tutorial: Raincoat 6
I developed a tangle using the Arabic symbol for six. Some of the Zentangle community that takes part of the Weekly Diva Challenge kept calling it a “raincoat”. I enjoy the feedback I’m getting and decided to share the instructions for making Raincoat 6.
Weekly Challenge #164: “Amanda (Earth) Day”
This week’s Zentangle challenge is to find inspiration from Earth Day.
Steamed Crabs (Halabos na Alimango)
My steamed crab recipe is up at ManilaSpeak.com. This is a family favorite. Though it was a learned like for me, as I didn’t have the patience when I was much younger to peel the crabs myself. I didn’t like having the crabs peeled for …
Weekly Challenge #163 New Official Tangle – Rixty
Rixty is not my favorite tangle. I tend to draw right triangles instead of equilateral ones. After a couple of false starts over the course of the week, I finally got into the right frame of mind to tackle this week’s challenge by Laura Harms.
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Easter Eggs Recipe up at ManilaSpeak.com
My recipe and tips for making Easter Eggs is up at ManilaSpeak.com. Making Easter Eggs is a great family activity to do to lead up to the celebration of Easter. Many Easter Egg hunts now use plastic eggs instead of real eggs. This is because …