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Zentangles have my attention Lately

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I admit it.....
It is for lazy and selfish reasons I like Doodles.  

  • They are very portable
  • They are not messy
  • They can be quick or take time as you desire
  • They are satisfying
  • They are calming with orderly chaos
  • They make me feel good
4 hours

                                                                           2 hours


                               1/2 hour each

AlteredPages does carry both Micron Pens and doodle cards, fine quality, pressed rounded corner 3 x 3 paper cards for doodling.  I store my pens and cards in a small cigar box for easy portability.   

Some of you may have books on the topics of tangling or doodling and I have found some favorites, I also have found several great videos on YouTube.    Try to watch these for inspiration and relaxation.....each a different take and style.  

Click on each video to see the differences





Try Doodling to find your own pace and method for great results.

Enjoy!

Comments

  1. KatyThursday, June 06, 2013

    I was just looking at books on this at the store today! Thanks for the links :)

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  2. Becky VothFriday, June 07, 2013

    These are awesome Jean! And thanks for the video links!

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  3. Heathers InspirationFriday, June 07, 2013

    Gorgeous creative designs, love them x
    Its so relaxing too :)

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  4. ria gallFriday, June 07, 2013

    Hi Jean
    I think if you like doodles and zentangle then you go with it because I love what you have done with it,
    Ria

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  5. ionabunnySaturday, June 08, 2013

    I started tangling a few months ago after following a link from a magazine article. It's great fun and anyone can do it, even the graphically challenged like me!! Great examples you have here

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  6. Robin HorasanianFriday, June 14, 2013

    I have a small journal I take to work so I can doodle on my lunch hour. You're absolutely right about them being relaxing. I can go back and tell the times I was really stressed. My patterns are small and squished when I need to relax! Thanks for the links!

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