An alphabetical gallery of my tangle patterns. Click on a pattern to go to the step-by-step instructions blog entry. Inset images show variations. Red border shows the latest update(s).
perfectly4med: Artist at work
Creating a new career in art and design
Lovely patterns, I look forward to playing with them! Thank you for sharing. I will have to bookmark your site.
Thank you
Have you considered subscribing to the blog? That way you’ll know when I upload my next patterns 
Good idea, I will try to figure it out! (I’ll get it but just don’t know how until I hunt a little.
Thanks for putting together this gallery – great idea. And little treasures, every one!
MoonAttic
Lovely
WOW very impressive.
Wonderful resource and generous of you to share. Subscribed
Your designs are…drop…dead…gorgeous!
Thank you so much for sharing your skill and art with others, you are so so generous!
Beautiful work, and you must be very sharp in order to deconstruct patterns in your mind! Or however you do it, to make the instructions fit in 6 boxes or less!
-Kenleigh
Thank you for sharing these patters. I will definitely be adding them to my work.
This is so awesome! Thanks for posting it!
You have some great tangles Neil! I want to check them all out but I have to get tea! Thanks for sharing them with us.
Awesome! cant wait to try some! tfs
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I have enjoyed looking at many designs today, never knew it was called zentangle. very intersted.
That’s how I discovered the ‘posh name’ for doodling! (although the originators see it very differently)
I just found your site although I have been doing zentangle for about a year. You have the most beautiful patterns I have ever seen. Wow. I’m busy incorporating them into my obsessive tangling (just ask my family).
Thank you Leslie for your praise – you’ll be pleased to know that you’re now entered into my unique giveaway #3 draw, so might actually win some of my ZIA too
I am super-pleased. thanks!
I’m just getting involved in zentangle. Thanks for the blog!
You’re welcome! Hope you find some inspiration, and happy tangling
What pens would you recommend? Im currently using Rymans black fineliners, which seem pretty ok but would love some advice if there is something better.
Jan B
Hi Jan – welcome to the wonderful world of tangling! I use any pigment based fine liner/technical pen. The Copic outliners have replaceable ink and nibs. Sakura make the ‘official’ pens. Aim to find something comfortable to use that has good ink flow, fixed width tip, and is permanent and lightfast when dry. And Leicester not all that far from Notts
I’m a recently trained CZT and stumbled upon your site. Love your work. Would love to sign on to your mailing list…. Not sure if what I’m filling out does the trick. Please let me know if you need more info.
Keep up the great work!
lucy.
Good to have you join in Lucy – and you did fill in the right bit to sign up to email updates
You have a wonderful group of tangle patterns. I frequently suggest that my zentangle students visit your blog to check them out!!
Love your tangles!