Periodically the Zentangle® family gets together and tries some new creations. Sponsored by Zentangle founders, Rick and Marie and their daughters...here come "project Pacts". This is #9. All of the instructions for all the packs is free online. All different kinds of fun ideas. Such creativity. The Packet components can be purchased online. But usually the materials are things you can find around the house if you have done Zentangle before.
Every Christmas is a pack called, of course, the 12 Tangles of Christmas. This particular one "unofficially" called the Pandemic Packet.
And it's a wonderful distraction.
The Demos arrive in your inbox about 2 pm every day during the project. If you want to do them that day (or some other day) whatever is fine. There is a Face book group for sharing what happens.
As you can see above there are 6 Zendalas (4.5" across) and they are prepped by doing a "string" using some suggested organic tangles. Options are always open, of course.
Then the 6 videos on "suggestions" of how to fill the Zendalas arrive one per day. So there has been one prep day and now 3 days of the project.
Here are my first three. And then below my friend Maureen is taking the challenge too. Note how the same and how different they are!
Maureen even chose to cut out her Zendalas with fancy scissors so the edges have a nice design. When we have all six done, I'll post them again so you can see how they look all finished.
These are also known as "grateful" tangles. In the white space we are supposed to be lightly writing something we are thankful for. I'm going back to do that in the morning. There are so many!
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