A really Big Show!!
CHA Chicago
CHA Chicago was another great show for Design Originals. There was a lot of buzz and curiosity about Zentangle®. Our demonstrations and make and takes were very popular, it was nice to give people a chance to calm their minds a little. Spending all day cruising the show can be a little stressful and tiring, slowing down long enough to tangle was a perfect stress reliever for many of the show attendees. I wanted to post a few of the marvelous Zentangles completed by some of those who stopped by the Design Originals booth.
Tina Christensen
I would like to thank Andi Rothenburg who worked with Dean and I at CHA, she has participated in tradeshows for our industry for over 20 years. Andi has so much knowledge about crafts and was a wonderful Zentangle demonstrator, it was a real pleasure to work with her. As always, it was great fun to see familiar faces, Suze Weinberg, Tiffany Windsor, Maria Nerius, Tiim Holtz and Mark Montano all stopped by the booth. Names I am sure you recognize, they are all tremendous assets to the craft industry.
Chica @ Chica and Jo
Marie Browning stopped by the booth as well. Her book, 'Time to Tangle with Color' is due out in November. A fabulous book, she did a great job.
Theresa Eggleston
Being able to catch a first glimpse of the new products on the market as well as see product demonstrations is one of my favorite parts of CHA, I must confess I ended up with bags of goodies to bring home. Unfortunately for Dean my next stop was the Masters Zentangle Class being taught by Rick and Maria so the goodies had to be packed up and sent home with him. Thanks Dean. I can't wait to unpack everything and share my Masters Class experience with you all.
For a little summer fun with the kids check out this tutorial on YouTube from our book 'Poms, Stems and Wiggles'.
Zentangle of the week, enjoy and create!!
Zentangle #31
Netting
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CHA Chicago was another great show for Design Originals. There was a lot of buzz and curiosity about Zentangle®. Our demonstrations and make and takes were very popular, it was nice to give people a chance to calm their minds a little. Spending all day cruising the show can be a little stressful and tiring, slowing down long enough to tangle was a perfect stress reliever for many of the show attendees. I wanted to post a few of the marvelous Zentangles completed by some of those who stopped by the Design Originals booth.
Tina Christensen
I would like to thank Andi Rothenburg who worked with Dean and I at CHA, she has participated in tradeshows for our industry for over 20 years. Andi has so much knowledge about crafts and was a wonderful Zentangle demonstrator, it was a real pleasure to work with her. As always, it was great fun to see familiar faces, Suze Weinberg, Tiffany Windsor, Maria Nerius, Tiim Holtz and Mark Montano all stopped by the booth. Names I am sure you recognize, they are all tremendous assets to the craft industry.
Chica @ Chica and Jo
Marie Browning stopped by the booth as well. Her book, 'Time to Tangle with Color' is due out in November. A fabulous book, she did a great job.
Theresa Eggleston
Being able to catch a first glimpse of the new products on the market as well as see product demonstrations is one of my favorite parts of CHA, I must confess I ended up with bags of goodies to bring home. Unfortunately for Dean my next stop was the Masters Zentangle Class being taught by Rick and Maria so the goodies had to be packed up and sent home with him. Thanks Dean. I can't wait to unpack everything and share my Masters Class experience with you all.
For a little summer fun with the kids check out this tutorial on YouTube from our book 'Poms, Stems and Wiggles'.
Zentangle of the week, enjoy and create!!
Zentangle #31
Netting
used with permission zentangle.com Zentangle is a registered trademark of Zentangle, Inc.
Posted by Suzanne McNeill at 8/12/2010 11:14 AM 
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Tags: Time to Tangle with Color Suzanne Mcneill CHA Chicago. Zentangle Design Originals tangles Zentangle patterns
Categories: uncategorized
Tags: Time to Tangle with Color Suzanne Mcneill CHA Chicago. Zentangle Design Originals tangles Zentangle patterns
almost like bales pattern.
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There are so many tangles out there now, artists find them in so many ways. Bales is constructed a little differently than the Netting tangle. Bales seems to have almost a circular pattern within it.
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LOVE that jar full of tangles.....way more fun than doing preserves and 0 calories!!!
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Love that...0 calories. Using stamps and tangles together is a great way to find fun shapes,and I love old jar styles.
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I like this netting pattern. This can be used for a foreground and a background.
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Hello Suzanne!
I made a similar zentangle, with the hearts above here's a link to see it, now I have a facebook page for my zentangle creations!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Krystals-Awesome-Art/145345202156244?ref=ts#!/photo.php?pid=363507&fbid=153790254645072&id=145345202156244
Thank You for Reading!
Krystal
14 and zentangling!
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