Look at these great Zentangles!

Click on the picture for a closer look.

 Within 90 minutes of guided instruction, each participant

will amaze themselves with just how easy it is to

create simple repetitive patterns.

Combining these patterns is what makes a Zentangle ™.

While taking the same instruction, each artist produces a

unique, finished Zentangle which they will be pleased

to show to just about anyone.

Previous drawing experience is not required. Really!

For classes in New Hampshire, contact me at timetotangle@comcast.net.

Learn at Home

Purchase a Zentangle Kit today and learn on your own!

Kit includes : 34 heavy-weight fine artists' paper tiles with a beautiful vellum surface finish, two Sakura Pigma Micron 01 black pens, two soft pencil and sharpener, instructional book and DVD, a Zentangle Legend and isosahedron.

Your Zentangle Kit is easy to carry and to store.
Shaped like a book, it measures 5 1/2 " x 8 " x 1 3/4 " (14 cm x 20.5 cm x 4.5 cm).

A perfect gift for the artists in your life!

Each Zentangle Kit is $49.00 plus shipping.  Free delivery in the Concord, NH area.

To order: email  timetotangle@comcast.net. 

Here is a tile I drew while watching the instructional DVD in the Zentangle Kit:

Even Clancy the cat couldn't resist Zentangle.

Craft Critique has just featured an article about Zentangle and heartily endorses the Zentangle kit! Go to Link: http://www.craftcritique.com/2009/10/vendor-spotlight-zentangle_29.html to read the review.

CHP June 2011 Educator Workshop Survey

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Happy Tangling!
Diane

Kimball Jenkins July 2011 Studio Survey

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Happy Tangling!
Diane

For Ben

Comet and his friend Spencer in the snow.

Comet thinking real hard.

Comet the Cowboy

Short clip of Comet and Spencer in the snow.

Comet singing with Tim at the harmonica!

Digging out of the Big Snow and saying Hi to friends in a warmer climate.