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Pattern Mixer Challenge #27

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Dear Tanglers!

welcome to the 27th and also last Pattern Mixer. That’s right, I’m discontinuing the challenge. It has mainly got to do with the dwindling numbers of participants, but I also don’t really have the time any more, as my work situation has changed.

I really enjoyed the challenge these last few years and I was always astonished at how much imagination you guys possess. You’ve done such beautiful work! Keep it up, you guys! 🙂

So, without any further ado, I present to you the patterns for the last Pattern Mixer:

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Pattern Mixer Challenge #26

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Dear Tanglers!

2016 is over and I can only say: Good riddance! It’s been one of the hardest years in my life and I’m glad to let it go and ready to start over. I hope the next year will be better!

To top off an already tough year, I broke my hand a few days ago – so no tangling with the right hand at the moment. So here’s the idea: I’ve tangled with my left hand this month and I challenge you all to do the same!! (Don’t worry, I’ve picked very forgiving patterns.)

Can’t wait to see yours! 😀

Today’s patterns are:

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Pattern Mixer Challenge #25

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Dear Tanglers!

As of this month the Pattern Mixer will only be available here on zentangle.de. This means you won’t have to go to the freudemitzentangle page any more to post your tiles. Goody!

I’ve picked some wonderfully fancy patterns for you today. I’d never used either of them before, but I’m sure I will be in the future!!

Today’s patterns are:

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Pattern Mixer Challenge #24

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Dear Tanglers!

many, many moons ago, Dutch Tangler Nyske (a.k.a. MoonOwl) suggested I use the two patterns Leaflet and Fluxogee for the Pattern-Mixer. Today I finally got around to trying them and they do indeed go well together! This is due to the fact that they are both based on a so called “ogee” grid – which looks a bit like honeycomb. It’s a bit tricky at first, but you do get the hang of it with a bit of practice. 

So! Let’s see what you can do! 🙂

Today’s patterns are:

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