THE PATTERNS ON THIS PAGE ARE HERE FOR YOUR PERSONAL USE. FEEL FREE TO COPY THEM AND IF YOU SHARE THEM PLEASE MAKE SURE TO GIVE CREDIT BY INCLUDING MY NAME OR WEBSITE. THEY MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED OR USED FOR MONETARY GAIN IN ANY FORM WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. KATIE DOTS24 Comments_____________________________________________________________________________ U P N D O W N
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_________________________________________________________________ S H A U N A This pattern starts off like CZT Mary Masi's Insydout, but in adding another step, it takes on a new look.
The curving lines in the first 2 steps are continuous lines from top to bottom, and then side to side. Each new line mirrors the one before it.
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The pattern is drawn at an angle in the tile below.
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To shade, draw a light pencil line right below the lines of the pattern.
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The above tile begins with Spoon Flwr and morphs into Lovely Loops on the right. _______________________________________________________________________________ L O V E L Y L O O P S
While it says to start in a corner of the area you're filling, you can also start on an edge. The tile below has examples of both Spoon Flowers and Lovely Loops.
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Katydid's Tangled World 
Just lovely to look at…mesmerizing!
What is the tangle pattern to the right of UP and DOWN shown above? It looks like it is cascading down the tile. I’ve never seen this before. I’s really cool. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing. Your patterns are beautiful and I can hardly wait to try them.
Thank you Susan! I’m glad you like them.
These are beautiful, one day I hope to do some nearly as good as these, I am downloading it that fine.
What is the pattern that looks like rolling or cascading stairs (above your Up and Down pattern which I love by the way)? I would like to know how that cascading effect is achieved. Thanks for all your good work.o
Several people have asked about the pattern on the top of the sample tile with Up n Down. Maria put this pattern up on the zentangle.com blog back on February 25th of this year. She didn’t give it a name, but gave a little history of how it came about. It is a fun (and pretty easy) pattern. Go to http://www.zentangle.com/ , click on ‘blog’ and look for February in the archives on the right. While you’re on the site, sign up for their blog (if you haven’t already )!
Lovely!
I am trying to find out how to do popova pattern do you know it by another name
Hi Jane,
Wish I could help you, but that’s not one I’m not familiar with.
What is the name of the pattern in the middle of your tangle that includes both Spoon Flowers and Lovely Loops?
Hi Jennifer,
That pattern is a variation of ‘Shauna’ which is one of the patterns above. Lines are added to the squares with the dots, and in the other squares, the white and black are reversed and shading is added. Hope that helps! If I’ve confused you let me know and send you the steps :)
Just found your patterns. They are wonderful. Thank you for sharing and allowing them to be copied for personal use. I can’t wait to try them.
Thank you Suze! You’re very welcome. I’d love to see what you do with them in your work.
Thank you for sharing your awesome talents! I’m new to the tangle process and am loving all the cool patterns! What a fun form of art!
Thanks Lara, I’m glad you’re enjoying Zentangle! I’d love to see what you do with the patterns.
These are lovely Kathy, I downloaded some is that Okay? Thank you.
Absolutely! Enjoy!
Kathy, I love each and every one of your patterns. You have a deft touch.
I love your patterns, I just found this site. My question is, new to doodling and every time I think I have come up with a new pattern I find out someone else has already done that. If the opportunity ever came up too sell something how on earth do you give credit to all these people?
I have been collecting tangle patterns for several months now and I have to tell you how creative your designs are and how fun it is to follow your step outs. I love doing Katie’s Dots and Shauna so far. I am looking forward to exploring your website. Keep those great tangles coming!
Your work is amazing and tangles are so innovative…looking forward to seeing more of your work.
love’em thanks for sharing
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